I would like to avoid backports, they always seem to mess up my packages.
So I was thinking tools like conda / virtualenv / maybe even docker can help. What's the most simple / cleanest way to work with python 3.7 on my system?
pythonubuntu-16.04
I would like to avoid backports, they always seem to mess up my packages.
So I was thinking tools like conda / virtualenv / maybe even docker can help. What's the most simple / cleanest way to work with python 3.7 on my system?
Best Answer
It would be wise to use pyenv to safely manage multiple versions of Python installed on the same system.
Nonetheless, this should get you up and running with Python 3.7.10 on Ubuntu 16.04
Then you would just call Python like so:
This is a screenshot of multiple versions of Python co-existing in a docker container and how they can be distinguished:
Pip should have been installed with this installation as well. To install packages use this format: