I was just checking into where the symlinks are pointing, and at least according to what I see in `/usr/bin/` the symlink for `python` is pointing to Python 2.7, and the one for `python3` is pointing to Python 3.5. But this doesn't make sense, as when I run either of those commands, they both execute Python 3.6.
However, I also found a symlink in `/usr/local/bin` for `python3` and that link is pointing to Python 3.6. There is no symlink in `ust/local/bin` for `python`. Should I remove or change this symlink? If so, how do I go about doing that?
I was just checking into where the symlinks are pointing, and at least according to what I see in `/usr/bin/` the symlink for `python` is pointing to Python 2.7, and the one for `python3` is pointing to Python 3.5. But this doesn't make sense, as when I run either of those commands, they both execute Python 3.6.
However, I also found a symlink in `/usr/local/bin` for `python3` and that link is pointing to Python 3.6. There is no symlink in `ust/local/bin` for `python`. Should I remove or change this symlink? If so, how do I go about doing that?
As I said, I tried the `york0` dist first, and removed it, replaced with the Deadsnakes dist which works, but now we have this issue. The `york0` one came from https:/ /blueprints. launchpad. net/~jonathonf/ +archive/ ubuntu/ python- 3.6/+sourcepub/ 7461521/ +listing- archive- extra