I have version 2.7 installed from early 2012. I can't find any consensus on whether I should completely uninstall and wipe this version before putting on the latest version.
"Soft"-removing old versions? Hard-removing/wiping old versions? Installing over top?
I've seen somewhere a special install/upgrade process using a "segmenting" method of Python installations, keeping different versions separate and apart, but functional. Not sure if this is the standard, de facto way.
I also wonder if Revo gets too overzealous and may cause issues with wiping out still-needed remnants, like environment/PATH variables.
(Win7 x64, 32-bit Python)
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