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AFAIK, Ubuntu does as well (if you mean that you have to write 'python3' instead of 'python' to execute Python3)
by Lev1a 9y ago
AFAIK, Ubuntu does as well (if you mean that you have to write 'python3' instead of 'python' to execute Python3)
- hansjorg 9y agoIt does. Not sure at what Ubuntu version it happened, but they've transitioned to Python 3 as default. Python 2 isn't even present in a default install anymore.
- r3bl 9y ago...up until 17.10. Starting from 17.10, Python3 is the default one and the preinstalled one. This switch kind of happened unnoticed because Ubuntu switched back to GNOME at that version, but IMHO it is an equally important switch. With 18.04, we should see that change having much greater effect.