Building Scrapys dependencies requires the presence.
#PYTHON 2.7.9 TERMINAL UPDATE INSTALL#
Note: We do not recommend this step for novice Mac users. The same non-python dependencies can be used to install Scrapy in Debian Wheezy (7.0) and above. Move back to your root user directory and perform the following commands: sudo rm -rf “/Applications/Python” Note: The operation requires your password in order to be completed.Īdditionally, three more main directories have to be handled in order to remove Python. Remove this folder with super-user privileges: sudo rm -rf Python Here, you can list the current folders in your Library using the ls command.
#PYTHON 2.7.9 TERMINAL UPDATE UPDATE#
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -reinstall ubuntu-desktop I got back the desktop and could launch terminal. I dropped to tty1 and did what Lois Mari Ang Laput suggested. Open the Terminal and navigate to your Library folder from your root directory: In a fit of senseless haste I removed python 2.7 and it removed a lot of packages that were dependent on it.
So we’ll have to use the Terminal to uninstall it manually.įirst, open the Activity Monitor and close all processes related to Python in the Memory tab. Furthermore, a built-in Python distribution may not appear in the Applications folder. Moving the Python application to trash will not remove Python entirely. Removing additional files from the Terminal Select the Python version that you want to uninstall, then click the “ Uninstall” button above the list – this has to be done for every Python version installed on the system.įor Python 3 and above, first, perform the following steps:Ĭlick on Applications in the menu on the left.įind the Python folder with the version number you want to uninstall, right-click it, and select “ Move to Trash”. To uninstall Python from Windows, follow these steps:Ĭlick “ Uninstall a program”, and a list of all the currently installed programs will display. Python is uninstalled differently in Windows and Mac.
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