>>35There are scripting languages that try to be supplementary to other programs, and there are scripting languages that try to write (often sub-par) wrappers around absolutely everything in existence. According to my observations, Python definitely falls into the latter category, and combined with this
``there is only one way to do it'' garbage, it results in a mess of bad wrappers nobody really wants to replace because the community actively discourages people to build an alternative.
Python could be so nice, weren't it for that stupid mantra.