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Force the mentos.py to use python2 #59

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fenprace
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The mentos.py should be forced to use python2,
because Archlinux and some other operation systems use python3 as the default version instead of python2.
#45 and #49 could be solved.

The mentos.py should be forced to use python2,
because Archlinux and some other operation systems use python3 as the default version instead of python2.
@connermcd
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Please do something about this. I spent ~30 minutes hunting down this bug coming from octopress.

@robin850
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ping @tmm1. Thanks for this pull request @fenprace.

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ldenman commented Mar 12, 2013

Agreed, this commit would be nice. I use archlinux and have python 3 installed by default. Thanks!

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Debian (and I suppose also Ubuntu then) does not have /usr/bin/python2, but instead python2.6 and python2.7.

This would break mentos.py on Debian (and derived) systems.

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Yeah, I don't think it's a good solution, but it needs one.
On Mar 13, 2013 8:28 PM, "avtobiff" notifications@github.com wrote:

Debian (and I suppose also Ubuntu then) does not have /usr/bin/python2,
but instead python2.6 and python2.7.

This would break mentos.py on Debian (and derived) systems.


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tmm1 commented Mar 14, 2013

Dupe of #58

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