If you are an occasional system user or do not belong to any of this group then it is not strictly necessary leaving the decision up to you, On the opposite side are the desktop users who are not forced to do this. These are more careful at the moment of making any new installation, but they can also be forced to instate it in favor of some scripts, libraries, or programs that require it. There is also a third group more focused on server administration. Some users are developers in this language and therefore need to take advantage of the latest features of this On the other hand, there are also the testers who with their expertise help the growth of the language and the applications that use it. The answer to this question depends on the needs of each user. Debian 11 has Python, do I have to upgrade? In this rather short post, we will help you to install Python 3.10 on Debian 11.
It looks like Debian provides a way to update the system Python version: but using an official package is another thing, as it will also update all other packages depending on Python, critical or not, in an atomic transaction.Hello friends. That said, I reiterate, if you try to build your own Python and install it over the system's one, you will break your system to re-install needed point. Pyenv - is the the "de facto" framework to have multiple Python versions in the same system.
The correct way to have various, and newer, Python versions in a Linux is to build them to other prefixes (even in the user home, no need for a global Python with other versions), and them leverage on virtaulenvs so that each project, or scratch directory for scripts one have, use the exact desired interpreter. For more than 10 years now, most Linux distributions rely on Python for critical system tasks, including package managing - and replacing the very files of the system Python packages will make all Python extensions in the system utilities to break at once. One should not try to replace the system Python install in any Linux distribution: it will just take your system into an unusable state.
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