fbio7
March 2nd, 2015, 09:24 PM
Hi everbody
I'm using ubuntu 14.04 LTS and recently I install a IDLE who change my python version. I saw in the internet some tips and I discovered the directory /usr/bin. It have all version of python install in my computer.
For my surprise in this directory there two verions of the python now...2.7.6 an 3.4.0...
Can I unistall a version of python without damage my ubuntu system. I saw in the internet that some guys unistall python with the comand remove and after that there are so many problems with the system.
If Itś dangerous unistall the version 2 or 3. Can I change a version default ?? So when I put in the terminal python3 to run a version3 and if necessary when put python2 to run the version2.
I access diferent version using the comand line in ther terminal: /usr/bin/python3 (run version 3.4.0) and python (run version 2.7.6)
ps: (sorry for mistakes in the write my english is not the best)
I'm using ubuntu 14.04 LTS and recently I install a IDLE who change my python version. I saw in the internet some tips and I discovered the directory /usr/bin. It have all version of python install in my computer.
For my surprise in this directory there two verions of the python now...2.7.6 an 3.4.0...
Can I unistall a version of python without damage my ubuntu system. I saw in the internet that some guys unistall python with the comand remove and after that there are so many problems with the system.
If Itś dangerous unistall the version 2 or 3. Can I change a version default ?? So when I put in the terminal python3 to run a version3 and if necessary when put python2 to run the version2.
I access diferent version using the comand line in ther terminal: /usr/bin/python3 (run version 3.4.0) and python (run version 2.7.6)
ps: (sorry for mistakes in the write my english is not the best)