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Adding Python 3.11 to `$PATH`
  • Hi, I'm new here.
  • So basically I builded Python 3.11 (https://python.org/) from source (from GitHub python/cpython branch "3.11").
  • So, here what I did : (obviously first I downloaded the repo as ZIP)
  • ```
  • cd Downloads
  • 7z x cpython-3.11.zip
  • cd cpython-3.11
  • chmod +x configure
  • ./configure
  • make
  • ```
  • Everything is okay, I can run Python 3.11 **only in the directory** because it is not added to `$PATH`.
  • And here is the problem.
  • What I tried :
  • 1. Rename the file `~/cpython-3.11/python` to `~/cpython-3.11/python3.11`
  • 2. Open the `.bashrc` file located in /home/[username]/
  • 3. Added that line of code at the end :
  • `export PATH="/home/hg/cpython-3.11/python3.11:$PATH`
  • Note that my user name is `hg` (**HG**Style).
  • So I restarted my terminal and it does not work.
  • Can someone help please ?
  • I tried to do the same thing on the `.profile` file but it still does not work. I tried to remove the quote marks but it still does not work.
  • I built [Python 3.11](https://python.org/) from source (from GitHub python/cpython branch "3.11").
  • Here is what I did (after downloading the repo as ZIP)
  • ```lang-shell
  • cd Downloads
  • 7z x cpython-3.11.zip
  • cd cpython-3.11
  • chmod +x configure
  • ./configure
  • make
  • ```
  • Everything is okay, but I can run Python 3.11 **only in the `cpython-3.11` directory** because it is not added to `$PATH`. And here is the problem.
  • What I tried :
  • 1. Rename the file `~/cpython-3.11/python` to `~/cpython-3.11/python3.11`
  • 2. Open the `.bashrc` file located in `/home/[username]/`
  • 3. Added that line of code at the end:
  • ```lang-bash
  • export PATH="/home/hg/cpython-3.11/python3.11:$PATH
  • ```
  • (Note that my user name is `hg`, cf. **HG**Style).
  • So I restarted my terminal and it does not work.
  • Can someone help please ?
  • * I tried to do the same thing on the `.profile` file but it still does not work.
  • * I tried to remove the quote marks but it still does not work.

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