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Solved problem. Python virtual environments. Or install another python version with your package manager and make sure the python script calls it in the shebang instead of a generic
/usr/bin/env python.Tried it, but some apps depend on spawning other python processes. Half the time that results in them breaking out of the env cuz they're using the python in the system path
So change the shebang to explicitly reference the venv python.
Ye that's handy, until some script inside a library or something doesn't
So you reported the issue before complaining ?
No I threw it in a docker container
Valid XD