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by eeZi
4087 days ago
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Debian Jessie and Fedora 21 both ship Python 3.4, so that problem is going away. In the meantime, it's always possible to install a self-contained Python 3.4 interpreter and a virtualenv. It's pretty straight-forward, actually. The only thing you'll miss is distribution-provided binary packages (like lxml), but pip/setuptools compiles them for you. |
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