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Subject: question/request regarding lang/python30 and x11-toolkits/py-tkinter
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Hi!

Is there any special reason why py-tkinter doesn't support python30?

Mind: This is no vital problem, I only would like to use idle
with python30 .


Greetings and thanks

Uli.