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How to make Python 3.7.6 accessible to users
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Look at Multi-user Anaconda installation on Linux

pyenv Simple Python Version Management
Also a option is to look into if use pyenv,has a option to install Anaconda3 or Miniconda3.
Then there are no administrative permissions required,since everything happens in your user context and $HOME directory(~).
This way an option for multi-user environments like a shared system at work,
or one of those you get when renting hosting for your homepage,in which you do not have root permissions.
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RE: How to make Python 3.7.6 accessible to users - by snippsat - May-19-2020, 05:36 PM

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