This should be written as:

print(colorize(str(exc), 'red'))

Note the brackets. I guess there would be very many incompatibilities. For now it is easier to just get Python 2.x

Yes, thats right. But how can i tell ino to use python 2?

alias python='python2' doesn't work

How did you installed ino? With pip install?

In that case pip had to belong to python2. It depends on your distro, you could have pip2 or something like this.

No, i instaled it by
make install {dosn't work}
then
python setun.py install{works} .

But i solved this problem. I changed
#!/usr/bin/python -> #!/usr/bin/python2
in /usr/local/bin/ino
If you will change there, it would be nice. :-)
P.S. Sorry for my english.

No problems. My English is bad as well :)

The right solution is to make it work in any python. Simply changing it to python2 will cause problems on many distros.