It is reasonable to expect that early-adopters of your project will already be at least on stable for one of these distros.

Since there's only 1 stable platform holding us back, we can target 3.9 if the project still feels 'new' in April 2022. For me, that is Linux only: Ubuntu LTS (20.04 has Python 3.8), Debian (bullseye has Python 3.9), and Red Hat (8 has Python 3.9) - thus assume python 3.8 for new projects.

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