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19 Sep
2022
19 Sep
'22
09:22
I see that on a newly installed Tumbleweed, only Python 3.10 is installed. No problem with that. However, there is no executable called 'python'. Only 'python3' and 'python3.10'. Is this a general thing? That perhaps 'python' always references Python 2? Would something break if I made a 'python' link to 'python3'? Obviously, the code called would need to expect it. And I can make sure that's the case for our code. But generally in Tumbleweed/Leap would this confuse something? -- Roger Oberholtzer