davidjharder
"Sheepman, Livingsilver, and others completed a direct Python3 port, which we never expect our users to actually run directly like a traditional Python program. Instead, that port will be compiled into a binary using nuitka. We're calling this compiled eopkg3 binary eopkg4-bin for now. Critically, this binary will have no dependencies other than libc. If we can successfully swap eopkg with eopkg4-bin on user's machines, then we've solved the last issue: Python3 can be updated without worrying about also wrecking the package manager. Got it?"
Amazing. All roads lead to Moss.
