wisdom of updating woody python & gtk to unstable

[Luc Lefebvre <luc.lefebvre@mcgill.ca>]

Hi,

I am developing an app using the default woody python/gtk install.  Would 
it be wise to update to the "unstable" python <2.2> and python-gnome 
<1.99> and all of the associated libraries.  Basically I would like the 
added functionality in the newer python-gnome bindings but wouldn't want 
to break my system.

I am using the gnome desktop environment <default woody>.

tia

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