- How do I properly update Python? - Ask Ubuntu
I believe when python 2 x and python 3 coexist (and it is usually the case in many distros), python is alias to python 2 x, and only by invoking python3 you can launch python 3 x And even you invoke python3, that is by default using a version which was originally installed and maybe (very probably) used expected by many system components
- Python3. 11 install on Ubuntu 24. 04 - Ask Ubuntu
From what I gather, add-apt-repository is a Python script and it is Python that trying to upgrade to 24 04 broke on my system Therefor the above seems to be a paradox in using a Python script to install Python
- Why does which python return nothing? - Ask Ubuntu
If you run python, does it work? which will only return a path if you actually able to run the command without having to specify its path
- python - PYTHONPATH environment variable - Ask Ubuntu
In the python-files directory, I have a few projects cloned from git-hub (flask, curveship and py-vgdl) Whenever I try to start up any of the examples in these projects, I get errors similar to the following:
- How to fix error `No module named apt_pkg in Ubuntu 20. 04?
Lots of built-in system scripts use the following "shebang" to indicate what binary should run the script This is expected to be a link to the system-default version of Python: #! usr bin python3 On Ubuntu 20 04 this is expected to be python3 8 and many scripts assuming that this is the version used when calling python3 If you have installed a different version of python then these scripts
- python3 - pip error on Ubuntu: externally-managed-environment × This . . .
I upgraded to Ubuntu 23 04 Now, when I run a pip command (installed using sudo apt install python3-pip), I get this error: $ pip install --user <foobar> error: externally-managed-environment
- python - altinstall error - Ask Ubuntu
I've just experienced the same issue with installing python3 7 3 on ubuntu18 04 Following this message and running: sudo apt-get install build-essential libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 bzip2 libbz2-dev \ zlib1g-dev libssl-dev openssl libgdbm-dev libgdbm-compat-dev liblzma-dev libreadline-dev \ libncursesw5-dev libffi-dev uuid-dev Allowed me to successfully run sudo make altinstall
- How to make python program command execute Python 3?
The python program command executes Python 2 Python 3 can be executed using the python3 command How can Python 3 be executed using the python command?
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