Open JustinTJones opened 4 years ago
Hi, I completely agree with you. Unfortunately I have no time to work on this project anymore, if someone is willing to maintain I'll be more than happy to handover.
I do not have the time to maintain a project like this either unfortunately. I may be able to find time to at least try to port it to Python 3 though.
I ran into this similar issue on a different piece of software and did a bit of digging. I found that my Debian system did still have Python2.7 installed; it was no longer called python
, but python2
. Adjusting the dependencies in the .deb package may solve the issue for Debian, and I'd test on Ubuntu also. If I find some time I'll do some testing on this.
Python 2.7 has reached end of life as of 2020-01-01.
Many Linux distro repositories will not have Python 2.7 now.
Support for Python 3 is required for this tool to stay useful.