a reminder: I provide deadsnakes on my own time for free. I am not paid to provide these packages and though I have some limited sponsorship through github sponsors it is nowhere near a sustainable income or even close to what would cover the time I invest into deadsnakes.
this is referring to short term support releases -- think (odd year).04 or (any year).10.
fortunately, if one were willing to roll up their sleeves a bit: one can take the existing sources, rebase their patches for another ubuntu release, and build binary packages for them -- but it's a lot of work to keep that up for ~3-4x the current releases I support.
that said -- if someone wants to sponsor this work I'd be willing to entertain this. I can be contacted via my email address in my github commits (the .edu one)
additionally, if someone wants this built for themselves or for their company personally I can also be contracted to do one off or ongoing builds.
a reminder: I provide deadsnakes on my own time for free. I am not paid to provide these packages and though I have some limited sponsorship through github sponsors it is nowhere near a sustainable income or even close to what would cover the time I invest into deadsnakes.
this is referring to short term support releases -- think
(odd year).04or(any year).10.fortunately, if one were willing to roll up their sleeves a bit: one can take the existing sources, rebase their patches for another ubuntu release, and build binary packages for them -- but it's a lot of work to keep that up for ~3-4x the current releases I support.
that said -- if someone wants to sponsor this work I'd be willing to entertain this. I can be contacted via my email address in my github commits (the .edu one)
additionally, if someone wants this built for themselves or for their company personally I can also be contracted to do one off or ongoing builds.