This is a pretty dumb question, but is ubuntu dependent of Python 3.8? If it is not, how can i uninstall it from my system?
4 Answers
You can uninstall it after installing a python3* version as alternative. You have to install python3.9 available from Ubuntu repository.
sudo apt install python3.9
Here is how to set it as default before uninstalling python3.8.
Without a python3 installed the system will be unusable.
The advantage of using apt autoremove is to remove Python along with its dependencies.
sudo apt autoremove python3 -y
For more information, check the answer given here.
I found the easiest way actually is to simply install the latest pip...
curl -sS https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py | python3.8
Take a look at this:
From @progmatico, it's not recommended that you uninstall builtins on Ubuntu such as Python. You can update Python, but it's not reccomended to uninstall. You can uninstall Python 2.x here, but unless you have Python 2 installed on your machine, this won't be much help. Unless ROM is tight(if not, I suggest the Raspberry Pi(switchable SD cards)), you don't need to have Python uninstalled.
In summary, you don't need to uninstall Python, it's a great coding language ;)
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