glubbdrubb
March 10th, 2009, 09:02 PM
Yes, I read the FAQ, searched the site as well as I could in 5 minutes and was surprised to see that this has not been discussed. Of course, I stand to be corrected.
I tried to get into Python last year but circumstances prevented further development. Now I want to learn the latest and greatest it has to offer but cant. I would not dare remove python 2.5.2 from my system as it seems just about everything relies upon it.
I installed python 3.0 and stanley's python editor (I come from the land of delphy so I like that sort of environment) but was disappointed to see that spe did not use the latest version.typing python into the terminal brings up 2.5.2.
I realize that ver 3.x has been made quite incompatible with previous versions but I do want to learn the latest going forward.
Is there a way I can have both versions work?
When does ubuntu plan on updating to 3.0?
I tried to get into Python last year but circumstances prevented further development. Now I want to learn the latest and greatest it has to offer but cant. I would not dare remove python 2.5.2 from my system as it seems just about everything relies upon it.
I installed python 3.0 and stanley's python editor (I come from the land of delphy so I like that sort of environment) but was disappointed to see that spe did not use the latest version.typing python into the terminal brings up 2.5.2.
I realize that ver 3.x has been made quite incompatible with previous versions but I do want to learn the latest going forward.
Is there a way I can have both versions work?
When does ubuntu plan on updating to 3.0?