viking60 wrote:No b1o just made it it easier for the programs that refer to python to find the right python version. It will probably solve a lot more of your problems because other programs are likely to have the same problem. All new programs will refer to python3 anyway.
But you may have to change the settings for some old installed ones that need python2. But some renaming seems inevitable one way or the other:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Python
Well, I'm needing to know how to change those settings for old installed ones. Ggrrrrrrrrrrrr
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:) gnome-tweak-tool
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# pacman -Ss gnome-tweak-tool
extra/gnome-tweak-tool 3.0.5-1 [0.07 MB] [installed]<---------------
A tool to customize advanced GNOME 3 options.So... what do I do here to get this puppy going again?
Dammit, I wish they'd never screwed with python to begin with so much.
Edit: Never mind, a simple:
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# cp /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/python2did the trick.