#INSTALL JEKYLL UBUNTU 14.04 GITHUB INSTALL#

My instructions above get you the version you want, whilst keeping your Host protected from different Python installs. This still doesn't guarantee you will get the version you wish. So the only way to bump up/down your Python version is to move to a newer/older Ubuntu release. The simple reason for this is that even if you use containers, you are still stuck with the system-version. Source /home/ubuntu/project1/bin/activateДЄbove, I mentioned that using containers for different Python versions is a lazy answer. We can create/start/attach our container using the LXC Ubuntu template:

Avoid any need to modify/add anything on the host system.

#INSTALL JEKYLL UBUNTU 14.04 GITHUB INSTALL#

Try to keep the install process as simple as possible.

Create the lightest possible containerized-option.

I didn't want to risk borking my machine with a newer Python version being installed (even if it was installed in parallel to the system-version), so I settled on doing everything within an LXC container.

Containers (this is a lazy answer, and you will see why below).

Pythonbrew (an old favourite of mine, but the project is not being maintained anymore).

Unfortunately, Ubuntu 14.04 is stuck on 3.4.3 and it is unlikely that 3.5 will ever come to this LTS release (as per the way the release-schedules work, or my understanding thereof).Дuring the discovery stage, I investigated and found a variety of ways to install different versions of Python on the same system. Recently, I have wanted to experiment with the latest features of Python3 (3.5.2 as of this date). Installing latest Python3 version on Ubuntu 14.04

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