I was out stumping for Unicode again today, welcoming its centrality in the newer Pythons (3.x generation).
The XOs come with various swap-in keyboards, such as the one depicted above.
Consider the hexadecimal U+0436 for example, the lowercase letter Zhe (ж), 8th letter in the Russian alphabet: Python source code is now able to include that.
Showcasing Python's new internationalization features might be a theme at Vilnius again next year.