I am an IT Executive and enterprise architect with a broad skill set in the management and mentoring of diverse technology organizations, including delivery management for small and large projects.
Location
Detroit, MI
Education
Bachelors in Algorithmic Math, Bachelors in Computer Science
I am an IT Executive and enterprise architect with a broad skill set in the management and mentoring of diverse technology organizations, including delivery management for small and large projects.
Location
Detroit, MI
Education
Bachelors in Algorithmic Math, Bachelors in Computer Science
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apt-get upgrade(and other things) because Ubuntu 18.04 wants Python 3.6 to be the system python. Have you come across this problem?Sorry to hear that. This was an outdated version of this article. I updated this one as well now.
Also as I mentioned now in the beginning of article you can follow up-to-date version of this article on: tech.serhatteker.com.
yes, how did you solve, could you share because i have problems with apt_
I upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04. :-P
update-alternatives --set python3 /usr/bin/python3.6