If you haven’t had a look already, here’s the pip page on pypi-it needs python >= 3.6 now.Ībout sh: as far as I know, it’s a specification, not a tool. it’s just that a lot of users tend to be technically advanced enough to be able to keep old tools working (or they get forked and improved), but there’s a limit to how long tools that upstream developers have declared to be deprecated will be kept. I’ve really never thought of Linux as keeping backwards compatibility till eternity. If upstream drops support, why and how will Linux distributions still support some software? Who will fix bugs in the tool, for example?
Sure, folks are free to keep supporting it, but as far as the Python developers are concerned, Python 2 is EOL.
All of the Python science stack (numpy/scipy…) have dropped support for Python 2 already. it’s there in case someone absolutely needs it but should be avoided if at all possible. Yes, the python2 package is clearly marked “legacy”. Will sh and other wide-spread tools be removed as well? I mean Linux kinda has a reputation of keeping backwards compatibility to all eternity. I really didn’t expect this to happen on a Linux distro. It’s kinda scary to hear that such a widespread package gets removed. Python3-pip-21.0. : A tool for installing and managing Python3 packagesįrom what I can tell python2 is still there in the repo, it’s just pip2 that’s missing. Python3-pip-21.0. : A tool for installing and managing Python3 packages Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:35 ago on Tue 11:21:09 PM CEST. Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:31 ago on Tue 11:21:09 PM CEST. Package python2.7-2.7.86_64 is already installed. Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:16 ago on Tue 11:21:09 PM CEST.
Package python3-pip-21.0. is already installed. Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:09 ago on Tue 11:21:09 PM CEST. Userid : "unitedrpms (The UnitedRPMs Project) "įingerprint: E95B DEA9 0474 55C0 B9A7 31D3 6AF6 BCF6 3E02 65ACįrom : /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/URPMS-GPG-PUBLICKEY-Fedora Package Architecture Version Repository Size Last metadata expiration check: 0:07:25 ago on Tue 11:12:40 PM CEST. $ sudo dnf -y install $(rpm -E %fedora)-19.fc$(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm
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