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best linux distro for python programmers???

GeorgianGeorgian Posts: 1
in Software Development

I am python programmer, but I am working in windows XP. I want to change this OS on linux distro, but I want a best python supported OS.

Please give an advice and tell me best linux distro for PYTHON

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  • Set_KillerSet_Killer Posts: 31
    Python is build-in in the most common distros, so you need only a nice editor. Geany, gedit should work fine (dunno for KDE).

    if you like to configure everythink by yourself choose somethink like Gentoo, Arch or etc...

    If you dont - there are many options: ubuntu, fedora, opensuse, mandriva, mint maybe...

    seems to me that this topic is for "New to linux". and Be careful when you doublepost, they can get ya... ;P
  • kryptikoskryptikos Posts: 61
    Any distribution will run python. It's just another application to the kernel. Most distributions have the python application and all modules you could want (say python-tk). If you prefer not to use one of the pre-packaged python from the repository you can build it from source.
  • fordford Posts: 24
    enlisy.

    almost all of the system tools were written in python.
  • jeff_perezjeff_perez Posts: 1
    Yes your right.
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