Yes, it sure is. I currently have 3 versions of Python installed (2.5,
2.6, and 3.0). The difference is how they are called. For example, if I
type 'python' at a console prompt, it will run a shell script which is
presently set to run python 2.6.
You might try,
su -c 'yum list python'
to see: installed, update, or the repository name where an available
package is available.
Jeremy Leonard wrote:
I'm hoping that this is an easy question to answer. I am currently
running Fedora 12, and was wondering if there is a way to have two
installations of python. The standard python that comes through from
Fedora's repos (currently 2.x.x) so that I wouldn't have to worry
about breaking any dependencies, and 2nd installation of 3.x that I
could use for my own projects. Thanks in advance.
On Dec 16 2009, 3:51 pm, Daniel Eggleston <[email protected]> wrote:
In my case, gentoo's portage doesn't work with python 3 yet, so switching
fully to py3 just isn't feasible yet.
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