Closed johnycage closed 8 months ago
I can't think of any OS or environment that uses python 2.x these days. Is this really a problem?
I can't think of any OS or environment that uses python 2.x these days. Is this really a problem?
I don't have 'python-is-python3' package installed on my Ubuntu 22.04 and so for any default installation on Ubuntu python3 is goto command. (python i.e. python2 is not installed). May be a note can be added, so make install can run smoothly.
One possible workaround for you would be to create a shell alias, something like
alias python=/usr/bin/python3.10
One possible workaround for you would be to create a shell alias, something like
alias python=/usr/bin/python3.10
That's right, but then we must mention in the setup documentation about python3 caveat. Let's add a line in readme maybe.
python3 command is needed for latest version. Suggested changes in Makefile.