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one of the reasons I havent touched python code since forever, I got frustrated and removed all versions of python3 to get a fresh start, turns out my desktop environment runs on a specific version of python3,
it was at that point I knew I fucked up -
Which linux install are you using that has python2 installed?
Maybe... you should upgrade it? -
Note that on some setups you need "pip3" for Python3 and not just "pip".
That said if a current distro still has Python2 as default in 2021 you should go find an alternative. Python 3 exists since 2008, not even LTS versions go nearly that far back. -
@deadlyRants If a "python" binary exists, it's usually Python 2 (for compatibility; except on Arch Linux).
Ubuntu 16.x and 18.x, and Redhat 7 have Python 2 as the respective default. -
🍿 while I watch you destroy your os' python making parts of your os no longer work.
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