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Doing it from the command line is becoming more of a hassle now that Debian has stopped packaging Python 2.
by Mediterraneo10 6y ago
Doing it from the command line is becoming more of a hassle now that Debian has stopped packaging Python 2.
- efreak 6y agoI think pypy might be a simple way to get around that, iirc it's pretty self-contained and doesn't need to integrate much. I ran it from /opt for a while, but ~/.local should work too.
- Liskni_si 6y agoDid they? There's no /usr/bin/python any more in testing/unstable since last week, but python2 is still there and I don't think it's going away very soon. Even if it did, you can always grab python2 from stable.