Python

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Most Linux distros alredy come with python pre-installed It is used heavily in Linux distroes No need to install it (unless you want some other version) Then take a look at pyenv or uv (from Astral) These help a lot with managing diffrent python versions

It's already installed on most Linux distros. But the command might be python3 (because previously command python was reserved for python 2)

Or you can install python-is-python3 package

Easier way is to run this command (no extra package installation, less bloat): sudo ln -s $(which python3) /usr/bin/python

Yes but this is a popular package

That's actually bad advice.

Yeah sure, but it does what I wrote

This was one way, there are many other ways too. Install miniconda uv or compile python and put in path. And honestly I don't see how a simple sym link can't cause any damage

I used pacman to install it so for me it's pacman -R

Also, you don't always have permissions to do that.

In that case you link to $HOME/.local/bin And add it to path in bashrc (or zshrc)

It's literally a 2.7kb package