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On the contrary, Arch Linux has ‘python’ as Python 3 and ‘python2’ as Python 2. Although most of the Linux users are on Ubuntu, you can’t ignore those other dis
by lasagnaphil 8y ago
On the contrary, Arch Linux has ‘python’ as Python 3 and ‘python2’ as Python 2. Although most of the Linux users are on Ubuntu, you can’t ignore those other distributions.
- pfranz 8y agoArch was what I had in mind as an OS that jumped the gun against the advice of the Python devs (at least that's a simplified history). I thought there was another distro, but I wasn't sure if they had rolled that back. To the point of the comment thread, that would only be an issue if you're maintaining a Python 2 codebase and using modern Arch. If you're creating a Python 3 codebase you're likely calling `python3` and even calling `python` isn't a problem for you.