The lsb_release uses on Ubuntu Python 3. On Raspbian I guess Python 2.7.
If you change system wide the interpreter to
run into many issues. Some OS-tools still require Python 2.7.
I guess with the next release of Raspbian they would change many tools to use Python 3 as standard.
I hope that 2020 this problem is defused.
A better approach is a user-instalation of Python. I use always pyenv on Rapsberry Pi, but compiling everything takes time.
Another good news for you: https://blog.piwheels.org/raspberry-pi-4...an-buster/
If you change system wide the interpreter to
python3 as symlink to python, you'llrun into many issues. Some OS-tools still require Python 2.7.
I guess with the next release of Raspbian they would change many tools to use Python 3 as standard.
I hope that 2020 this problem is defused.
A better approach is a user-instalation of Python. I use always pyenv on Rapsberry Pi, but compiling everything takes time.
Another good news for you: https://blog.piwheels.org/raspberry-pi-4...an-buster/
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