Feb-17-2018, 02:12 AM
putting all the code in a literal would still be on the limited hash bang line. so it sounds like a separate file will be needed.
or somehow we need to get python packaged so some particular name always references the latest installed version. too bad they (whoever they is) didn't make "python" do that everywhere. on ubuntu 16.04.3 it references python2 (2.7.12), not python3 (3.5.2). this may be because a lot of ubuntu init code references "python" expecting it to be python2 and they don't want to update their hash bang lines in all that old code (so ubuntu users are still experiencing older python). i should inventory what python usage exists in ubuntu.
or somehow we need to get python packaged so some particular name always references the latest installed version. too bad they (whoever they is) didn't make "python" do that everywhere. on ubuntu 16.04.3 it references python2 (2.7.12), not python3 (3.5.2). this may be because a lot of ubuntu init code references "python" expecting it to be python2 and they don't want to update their hash bang lines in all that old code (so ubuntu users are still experiencing older python). i should inventory what python usage exists in ubuntu.
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.