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I would. Python 3 just doesn't seem to have caught on yet. Odd really, because it's been around for years.
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The author came up with the best solution
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Hello all,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; I am trying to make a Python3 script to install packages using apt-get (just git for now) but can not find much information on it for some reason. Most everything I come across is for Python 2.x, should I just stick to using that instead? <br />
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Thanks
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Hello all,
    I am trying to make a Python3 script to install packages using apt-get (just git for now) but can not find much information on it for some reason. Most everything I come across is for Python 2.x, should I just stick to using that instead? 

Thanks

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