I tried to use the "python-kit = 3.6-prime" that compiled me the last version of python 3.6.
Since it's not for my time, i'm returned to the "default" kit and I've removed python 3.6.X.
But if I use eselect I still get the presence of python 3.6 also if i removed it and returned to precedent kit version.
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sandro@ci74771ht ~ $ eselect python list
Available Python interpreters, in order of preference:
[1] python3.4
[2] python2.7
[3] python3.5
[4] python3.6
Is this a little bug ?
There is the possibility to remove python3_6 from the list ?
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I tried to use the "python-kit = 3.6-prime" that compiled me the last version of python 3.6.
Since it's not for my time, i'm returned to the "default" kit and I've removed python 3.6.X.
But if I use eselect I still get the presence of python 3.6 also if i removed it and returned to precedent kit version.
Is this a little bug ?
There is the possibility to remove python3_6 from the list ?
Thanx for any suggestion.
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