I commonly read that Apple products "just work", but it seems like a lot of effort is required in order to get up to date software on MacOS, which in linux distributions is completely effortless as it comes by default (see also the Bash situation).
I don’t understand why the conflict with system python is such a problem.
Here’s my solution. I placed a Python 3 binary in usr/local/bin with the name “python3”. If I type “python”, I get the Mac’s system python. If I type “python3”, I get modern python3.
I don’t know if that’s what the author ended up doing, I didn’t get to the end. But I certainly don’t understand what the big deal was.
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[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 21.1 ms ] threadHere’s my solution. I placed a Python 3 binary in usr/local/bin with the name “python3”. If I type “python”, I get the Mac’s system python. If I type “python3”, I get modern python3.
I don’t know if that’s what the author ended up doing, I didn’t get to the end. But I certainly don’t understand what the big deal was.