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Python 3 is Python3, there should be no way any confusion can happen unless someone has a massively broken set of Python installs as it is... :/ Only 2 python versions need distinction, Py2 and then Py3, if the user has a "Multiple" of each installed they should correct the installs.
When i installed 3.5.2 and 3.6.2 on my system v3n0m doesn't work if i won't do these changes.
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Python 3 is Python3, there should be no way any confusion can happen unless someone has a massively broken set of Python installs as it is... :/ Only 2 python versions need distinction, Py2 and then Py3, if the user has a "Multiple" of each installed they should correct the installs.
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What system OS?
Kali Linux and KDE Neon, on both of this operation systems i am getting error when i installed Python 3.5.2 and 3.6.2 on my system together(because this means python3 = python3.5 and v3n0m doesn't work on Python 3.5.2, but if you specify Python versions like python3.6 on commands you can prevent bugs which are happened to me and v3n0m can work when there is two Python3 version installed on system), so i am doing these changes to use v3n0m suit. Why don't you just accept my pull request ? Is there any harmful thing about specifying Python versions on commands ? This is prevent bugs kind of happened to me.
Was just unsure why you wouldnt just have Python 3.6 running as the system default for Python3, Is there any specific reason your keeping a older version of Python3 on the system? Technically all im doing is ensuring people have a correct Python setup, but, no reason to not accept merge though so might aswell.
I specified Pip and Python commands to prevent bugs when there is another installed Python3 version on system.