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Certainly! Installing Python from a tar.gz file on Linux is a common way to get the latest version of Python or to customize your Python installation. Here’s a step-by-step tutorial on how to do it:
Visit the official Python website and locate the version you want to install. Copy the link to the tar.gz file.
Open a terminal window on your Linux machine.
Use the cd command to navigate to the directory where you want to download and install Python. For example:
Use the wget command to download the tar.gz file. Replace Python_Source_URL with the actual URL you copied:
Use the tar command to extract the contents of the tar.gz file:
Replace version with the version number you downloaded.
Move into the extracted Python directory:
Run the configure script to check for dependencies and set up the build:
Run the following commands to compile and install Python:
Check if Python is installed successfully by running:
This should display the version number of the Python interpreter you just installed.
To install setuptools and pip, follow these steps:
You’ve successfully installed Python from a tar.gz file on your Linux machine. This method provides flexibility and allows you to have multiple Python versions on your system. Remember to replace Python_Source_URL and version with the actual URL and version you want to install.
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