According to PEP 394, python should point to python2, which it does on my Ubuntu system as clearly stated by Ubuntu. This leads to the effect that when I hit the "RUN SUITE2P" button, I get the error that the module suite2p was not found, because python2 was executed.
I could fix this by replacing python with python3 in above-mentioned positions.
Is this a bug, why do I seem to be the only one affected and what is the indented way to deal with this?
I have installed suite2p via pip on Ubuntu 18.04 and I am running into some trouble:
The code builds system calls by string concatenation in two places using
python
as the command:According to PEP 394,
python
should point to python2, which it does on my Ubuntu system as clearly stated by Ubuntu. This leads to the effect that when I hit the "RUN SUITE2P" button, I get the error that the module suite2p was not found, because python2 was executed.I could fix this by replacing
python
withpython3
in above-mentioned positions.Is this a bug, why do I seem to be the only one affected and what is the indented way to deal with this?