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This is very possible on Arch Linux, moreso than other distributions. After installing Arch, just run the following two commands: sudo pacman -S xonsh chs
by cosmojg 6y ago
This is very possible on Arch Linux, moreso than other distributions. After installing Arch, just run the following two commands:
sudo pacman -S xonsh
chsh --shell /usr/bin/xonsh
Bam! You're booting straight into a full Python environment when you turn on your computer. This is similarly achievable with other languages as well, including BASIC.