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#78
Originally Posted by wazrus View Post
pycentral detects python installed version from /usr/bin/python*.
During postinst of python-osso, for example, pycentral installs it for every detected python-version. But, if /usr/bin/python2.7 exists, python2.7-minimal should be installed and /usr/lib/python2.7 should be a symlink, so we can let pycentral do his job. Do you agree ?
It's exactly what I said. In pseudecode
Code:
Installing python2.7-minimal
If exists /usr/lib/python2.7 then
    move /usr/lib/python2.7
    make it a symlink
fi
Continue install
Originally Posted by wazrus View Post
@marmistrz, something strange has happened in your system, like reinstalled those packages when you had a non-optified version of python2.7.
Check if these files are managed py pycentral
Code:
pycentral list | fgrep python2.7
pycentral lists no python2.7 files. I didn't install anything depending on python2.7.
/edit: wait, I previously removed python2.7. Installing it and I'll try once again then.
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