Why does the official Python organization hate Linux?Ĭan we bring the two together in peace and harmony so that they just get along? I'm willing to pay money out of my daily earnings to setup a RHEL 8 repo to get Python 3.8 there if IBM/Redhat is not willing to do this. Is this because it is a very rare thing for companies to run Python on Linux?Ĭan we get together here and make it easy for folks to install Python on Linux? I search on how to install python 3.8.1 from source and get a long list of dependencies that I have to install and a long list of steps.
I don't want the source code, I want to install python 3.8.1 executables for my platform (RHEL 8). There are no instructions there as to what to do with the source code. When I go to and click on 'install for Linux' I get a link to the source code. I want to install the latest version of Python (at the time of this issue: Python 3.8.1) on RHEL 8, (RHEL being one of the most widely used distributions of Linux).Īnd have it install the latest version of Python.
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