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Does Kivy support Python 3.x?
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No. Not yet. Python 3 is certainly a good thing; However, it broke
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backwards compatibility (for good reasons) which means that some
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considerable portion of available Python projects do not yet work
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with Python 3. This also applies to some of the projects that Kivy
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uses as a dependency, which is why we haven't make the switch yet.
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We would also need to switch our own codebase to Python 3. We haven't
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done that yet because it's not very high on our priority list, but if
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somebody doesn't want to wait for us to do it, please go ahead.
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Please note, though, that Python 2.x is still the de facto standard.
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Yes! As of version 1.8.0 Kivy supports both Python 2 and Python 3 with
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the same codebase.
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How is Kivy related to PyMT?
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