@jswolf: in my humble opinion it worth the effort enough. py3 is much more powerful and easy to use and have features like generators and new formatting minilanguage that I find impossible to renounce now. On the other hand py2 is full of deprecated features, incompatible behavours and convoluted unicode support.
The majority of the translation works is done by the 2to3 tool. Furthermore you can slightly move to the py3 code using from future import blablabla
@haugor: what OS do you have and where the error comes up?
I don't know if gtk needs an X. Kobo devices use Qt and no X.
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