Thanks, Stanley!
On 01/04/2015 10:32 AM, Stanley C. Kitching wrote:
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>> 1] Can I have multiple versions of python simultaneously?
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> yes
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> Using Debian Wheezy I have 3 python versions installed
>
> # ls -1 /usr/lib |
>
> 1] Can I have multiple versions of python simultaneously?
>
yes
Using Debian Wheezy I have 3 python versions installed
# ls -1 /usr/lib | grep python | grep -v lib
python
python2.6
python2.7
python3
python3.2
python is python2.7
p
ould
> like to do is install some other version of python (I see 2.5 and 2.6 in
> the repositories), in order to see whether the package works with
> another version.
>
> My questions revolve around how time-consuming and worthwhile this
> exercise will be:
>
> 1] Can I hav
On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 12:00:05 AM UTC+5:30, Boruch Baum wrote:
> Thanks. Are you recommending virtualenv from experience having used it,
> or from heresay?
In general there is a spectrum for resources
In decreasing order of weight
1. Buy a new machine
2. Use a VM
3. Use docker
4. Use
epositories), in order to see whether the package works with
>> another version.
>>
>> My questions revolve around how time-consuming and worthwhile this
>> exercise will be:
>>
>> 1] Can I have multiple versions of python simultaneously?
>>
>> 2] Is t
stall some other version of python (I see 2.5 and 2.6 in
the repositories), in order to see whether the package works with
another version.
My questions revolve around how time-consuming and worthwhile this
exercise will be:
1] Can I have multiple versions of python simultaneously?
2] Is there a w
d 2.6 in
the repositories), in order to see whether the package works with
another version.
My questions revolve around how time-consuming and worthwhile this
exercise will be:
1] Can I have multiple versions of python simultaneously?
2] Is there a way to specify that one package use a non-de
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