I installed python3 several years ago manually
Python 3.7.12
It still same version for years. Which package are you using for the latest stable python3 and keeps it updated in Arch or Manjaro environment? I need to keep updated it.
what’s the output of
python -V
and
pacman-mirrors -G
manually?
python 3 has been an integral part of Manjaro for many - many years - in fact pacman-mirrors is python3.
So if you is running an up-to-date version of Manjaro you should be on Python 3.10
If you mean by “manually” that that you did not use the package manager to install it
then the package manager does not even know about it’s presence
and consequently cannot update it.
… you installed it, you keep it updated …
use the package manager and updates will be taken care of
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we have the last version in system, but you can install other ( old) version in home, it`s not a problem
edit: home… anaconda , is a user version
Sorry, I mean manually @Olli @Nachlese
python -V
Python 3.7.12
which python3
/home/axe/anaconda3/bin/python3
pacman-mirrors -G
stable
is there anything in
pacman -Qi python | egrep -i Version
wow
pacman -Qi python | egrep -i Version
Version : 3.10.5-2
Optional For : boost botan btrfs-progs clang dfu-util git glib2 graphviz gstreamer gtest gtk2 gupnp imath ki18n ldb lensfun libbytesize libevent libftdi libieee1284 libnewt libproxy libpwquality libselinux libuhd libxml2 libxslt lirc net-snmp nfs-utils nftables obs-studio openconnect pybind11 qtermwidget shiboken6 subversion talloc tdb tevent texlive-core usbutils util-linux vim vim-runtime volume_key vtk xapp xfsprogs zbar
Should I change python enviroment or default python3 wrapper? Then removing home version
How
Here I should say some aur packages using this home version btw. Because it says your python 3.8=>3.7 and your installation can not procceed or sth like this. Like apostrophe
no idea … why you have anaconda ? anaconda is a fork
if you want anaconda, is at you to manuelly update
Well, I want to get rid of this awkward situation.
It was a mistake that done almost 4 years ago and It was newbie installation.
Need to install python3 from repo but couldn’t found a python 3 stable package
well since you already messed up the automatically procedures i would recommend to install the package “pyenv” from package-manager. you can switch between different installed python-versions with it. actual 3.7 and the actual 3.10 is installed, so you should be able to use this tool to switch between the versions. use the search function of the internet to get more infos from “pyenv”.
i would not recommend to uninstall anything manually in your case because i expect that the settings in general will be messed up afterwards.
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python 3 is the current standard
the package is called just python - it is python 3
would it not be just enough to move out of the way your privately installed python (or delete it)?
you obviously do have the repo version of python installed already
you have just set up your environment so that the one in your $HOME is used instead of the system python
that is what it looks like to me - but my knowledge of these things is very limited
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you can also only update anaconda ?
conda update conda
Yes, you can also, probably in your .bashrc (reverse your manual changes)
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pacman -S --noconfirm \
python python-pip
How’s it going?
command -v python && python --version
gives me /usr/bin/python Python 3.10.6
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You were right
There is a configration in my .bashrc
# >>> conda initialize >>>
# !! Contents within this block are managed by 'conda init' !!
__conda_setup="$('/home/axe/anaconda3/bin/conda' 'shell.bash' 'hook' 2> /dev/null)"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
eval "$__conda_setup"
else
if [ -f "/home/axe/anaconda3/etc/profile.d/conda.sh" ]; then
. "/home/axe/anaconda3/etc/profile.d/conda.sh"
else
export PATH="/home/axe/anaconda3/bin:$PATH"
fi
fi
unset __conda_setup
# <<< conda initialize <<<
I was forcing paru to utilize this without notice. What a shame 
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