On Thu, 21 May 2015 at 18:11 Joseph <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm currently writing a doc about how to install a soft of mine, and "pip" > is required to install some modules. > > I cannot ask all people using my soft to "upgrade to Jessie". This is > asking too much to my future users. > > There surely may be a simple way to install "python-pip" without having > "apt-get install python-pip" installing Python2.6 on top of 2.7, don't you > think so? >
As a general rule, you can either have a stable system, or an up-to-date system, not both. There might be another way however - I believe python-virtualenv is for Python2.7 - so if you are willing to put everything in a virtualenv, it will come with a version of pip that works with Python2.7.
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