Py3k libraries porting

Question

I don't really know if this is a StackOverflow-type question or a Python-dev question. I'd like to host sprints at my place for converting python2.0 libraries to Python3 ; currently I am working on porting Distutils2.

1. Is there any place I could find a graph/log of the libraries(dependencies) which need to be ported to Python3 ranked by importance?(By importance, I mean that a distribution being used as a dependency for a lot of other distributions.)

2. Also, If you have a particular distribution that you are maintaining and would like to have some help porting it to Python3, please do feel free to mention it below.

Answer 1

You can get a list of packages available for Python 3.0 at PyPI. You can also view a complete list at the same site, and perhaps try to determine which packages haven't been ported yet.

You may also be interested in PSF sponsored sprints announced recently and consider applying for funding or publicity:

The PSF is happy to open our first call for applications for sprint funding!

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The Python Software Foundation has set aside funds to be distributed to world-wide sprint efforts. We're anticipating 2-3 events per month focused on covering topics to help the entire community