Wouldn't it be really nice if pytddmon told the user if he is running pytddmon under a non-supported Python version?
Graceful version is just printing a warning message on boot, if it's not Python 2.7 or 3.2 environment.
More robust version would be to exit the script if wrong version, with a reason and howto get around. Something like "You are running on a non-supported Python version. To run pytddmon anyway, add --ignore-python-version to the command line".
Any takers?