Ubuntu comes with both python versions 2.x and 3.x.
The default python version in ubuntu is 2.x
The python versions installed in ubuntu can be found using the below commands:
For both cases, to get out from Python shell, write:
exit()For installing python modules in python 2.x in ubuntu, use :
pipFor installing python modules in python 3.x in ubuntu, use:
pip3If package installation returns the following error:
python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/xyz moduleName/
Use the below command to get the things working:
pip install --upgrade setuptools --user python
Using the --user python flag will resolve the error in --upgrade flag .
If you are using python3:
pip3 install --upgrade setuptools --user python
Unlike Windows, Ubuntu has a snipping tool of it’s own.
It’s named as gnome-screenshot.
Have a look at Screenshot. You can find it in Ubuntu Software.
http://apt.ubuntu.com/p/gnome-screenshot
However, there’s also a shortcut key associated in Ubuntu for taking snippets.
Hold down the Shift + PrtScn keys together.
Your mouse will change to a cross-like pointer.
Hold down your left-click key on the mouse and drag.
This uses gnome-screenshot behind the scenes.
You can change the keyboard shortcut via the regular keyboard settings.
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