{% if data.os.slug == 'windows' %}<p><strong>Note that Python 3.9+ <em>cannot</em> be used on Windows 7 or earlier.</strong></p>{% endif %}
I would add a comment that 8.0 would need to be updated to 8.1.
Unless I'm mistaken there are no builders for Windows 8.0 at all; likely as per pep 11, so initial thought of amending to 8.0 or earlier wouldn't suffice. Perhaps a note stating 8.0 is unsupported?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As you saw in the PEP, the policy is that a Python minor version (X.Y.0) only supports those Windows versions that are in support at the time of release. Windows 8.0 had a special deal, folks were forced to move to 8.1 and support for 8.0 was ended January 12, 2016, so that means nothing since 3.5 would support Windows 8.
I'll leave it to others whether that actually needs an explicit note.
Windows 8.1 is still going, so it's the minimum for 3.9, 3.10 and 3.11. The minimum for 3.12 will be Windows 10 (and likely "Windows 10+updates" since it's practically impossible (and certainly unsafe) to maintain old versions of Win10 for testing).
pythondotorg/templates/downloads/os_list.html
Line 43 in 8a9d173
pythondotorg/templates/downloads/supernav.html
Line 13 in 8a9d173
I would add a comment that 8.0 would need to be updated to 8.1.
Unless I'm mistaken there are no builders for Windows 8.0 at all; likely as per pep 11, so initial thought of amending to
8.0 or earlier
wouldn't suffice. Perhaps a note stating 8.0 is unsupported?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: