Anyone here actively using pexpect?  I first used it like 10 years
ago, and found it very useful.  I have a new project I want to use it
on, and I figured by now something so useful would have to be in the
standard libraries.  Wrong.  (As an aside, I'd really like to know:
@i<Why not?>)  So, on to Google.  Which finds me
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pexpect/ ---  entitled "pexpect 2.4." 
Which has a download link, with a python.org URL.  But that link is
four years old, so I keep looking --- and notice that page also 
identifies the project homepage as pexpect.sourceforge.net --- and
includes (in addition to the download link I already mentioned) a
"Download URL" field.  Which leads (handwave a bit of redirection and
clicking here) to http://sourceforge.net/projects/pexpect/files/pexpect/
Where the most recent directlry is "Release 2.3" and contains
"pexpect-2.3.tar.gz' --- fully 8 months older than the 2.4 with the
python.org URL.  But this is supposed to be the project's canonical site?! 

Meanwhile, for its second hit, Google has found
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pexpect-u/ --- a unicode fork, last modified
less than a year ago --- as v. 2.5.1.  I couldn't care less about unicode,
but I'd just grab this and go with it as the most up-to-date thing I could
find --- but "Development Status :: 4 - Beta" makes me hesitate.  So now
I'm wondering if there's a pexpect 2.5 somewhere it forked @i<from>?

So, if you're actively using pexpect --- @i<which one?>  And if none
of the above, do you know where you found it?