This tutorial will help you with the installation of Python 3.10 on all Fedora versions and CentOS/RHEL 8 Linux systems. The tutorial will compile and install Python 3.10 source code on your system.
Prerequisites
The system must have a pre-installed GCC compiler on your system. In order to install all required packages, Login to your server using ssh or shell access, and execute the following command to install all prerequisites for Python.
Step 1 – Download Python 3.10 Source Code
The first step is to download the Python 3.10 source code. Visit the official download site https://www.python.org/ftp/python to download the latest or required version of the Python. Command line users can download Python 3.10 via the command line: Then, extract the archive file from your system This will create a directory named Python-3.10.8 in the current directory containing all source files for Python 3.10.
Step 2 – Installing Python 3.10 on Fedora/CentOS
Change the directory to Python-3.10.8. Then prepare the source code with the required values before compiling it. Next, compile the source code with make. Here nproc will provide the number of CPU cores available on system. So that make can perform well. Now, we don’t need the downloaded archive file, so delete it to free space.
Step 3 – Test Python Version
At this step, you have successfully installed Python 3.10 on Fedora or CentOS/RHEL system. Now, check the installed versions of Python and PIP. Check Python Version: Check PIP Version:
Step 4 – Create Virtual Environment
It is a good idea to create a separate virtual environment for each Python application. Which provides an isolated environment where the Python project has its own modules and set of dependencies. To create Python virtual environment, run: Here ~/python-app is containing the Python application. All the env files will be generated under ~/python-app/appenv directory. You can active the environment by running command: Do your stuff in an isolated environment here. Once you finish with your work, deactivate the environment by typing: This will return you back to the main system prompt.
Conclusion
This tutorial described you to install Python 3.10 on Fedora and CentOS/RHEL 8 systems using the source code.
title: “How To Install Python 3 10 On Centos Rhel 8 Fedora 36 35 Tecadmin” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-23” author: “Beverly Legra”
This tutorial will help you with the installation of Python 3.10 on all Fedora versions and CentOS/RHEL 8 Linux systems. The tutorial will compile and install Python 3.10 source code on your system.
Prerequisites
The system must have a pre-installed GCC compiler on your system. In order to install all required packages, Login to your server using ssh or shell access, and execute the following command to install all prerequisites for Python.
Step 1 – Download Python 3.10 Source Code
The first step is to download the Python 3.10 source code. Visit the official download site https://www.python.org/ftp/python to download the latest or required version of the Python. Command line users can download Python 3.10 via the command line: Then, extract the archive file from your system This will create a directory named Python-3.10.8 in the current directory containing all source files for Python 3.10.
Step 2 – Installing Python 3.10 on Fedora/CentOS
Change the directory to Python-3.10.8. Then prepare the source code with the required values before compiling it. Next, compile the source code with make. Here nproc will provide the number of CPU cores available on system. So that make can perform well. Now, we don’t need the downloaded archive file, so delete it to free space.
Step 3 – Test Python Version
At this step, you have successfully installed Python 3.10 on Fedora or CentOS/RHEL system. Now, check the installed versions of Python and PIP. Check Python Version: Check PIP Version:
Step 4 – Create Virtual Environment
It is a good idea to create a separate virtual environment for each Python application. Which provides an isolated environment where the Python project has its own modules and set of dependencies. To create Python virtual environment, run: Here ~/python-app is containing the Python application. All the env files will be generated under ~/python-app/appenv directory. You can active the environment by running command: Do your stuff in an isolated environment here. Once you finish with your work, deactivate the environment by typing: This will return you back to the main system prompt.
Conclusion
This tutorial described you to install Python 3.10 on Fedora and CentOS/RHEL 8 systems using the source code.
