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Quickly with Python 3 *or* how to start a quickly app without quickly run

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http://askubuntu.com – since Ubuntu 12.10 ships only Python 3 by default, I wanted to ask, what steps should be taken to get my »Quickly« application ready for python 3? I already know about 2to3, but I don't know how to start quickly's quickly run command with python 3 support or how to run my applicaton without quickly. Actually right now I use quickly merely to start my application, because I could'nt figure out how to run a quickly application without quickly run. I appreciate every answer! (HowTos)

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