No, you only have to do this for all popular languages. Unpopular but stable long term languages exist and they are much better for system administration. I guess my point is that the pythons aren't for system admin anymore, they're for writting bleeding edge applications. A Perl interpreter from 2003 can run most Perl applications written today and a .pl script from 2003 will definitely run on a 2024 Perl.
The pythons' roles have changed and are different from the former role of Python. They have lost the stable properties it once had.