currently you can build a recent Python with a pretty old, standard C-environment. You can even build a lot of the "classic" packages upon that. So I guess that

currently you can build a recent Python with a pretty old, standard C-environment. You can even build a lot of the "classic" packages upon that. So I guess that will work as well. Things like pytorch (I only want gcc-7.3.1) and tensorflow (I want JAAAVA) won't be so resilient obviously.