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On Fri, 18 Sep 2015, Hannu Vuolasaho (vuokko AT msn DOT com) [via geda-user AT delorie DOT com] wrote:
> There is small problem with python versions. xorn has #!/usr/bin/python 
> as first line which happens to be python3 on Arch linux.
>
> Can configure/automake/magic put the #! line so that it finds most 
> widest binary. In my case it would be python2? And is this thought 
> enough if someone has python in /usr/local ?

Unfortunately, the #! syntax only works with fixed paths.  For some time, 
the preferred way to invoke Python had been "#!/usr/bin/env python" to 
avoid that problem; this has since changed to "#!/usr/bin/python".

Autotools magic would be possible, but I think returing to the old 
invocation should do.  I changed it to "#!/usr/bin/env python2" which 
should solve both problems.  This depends on there being an actual 
executable called "python2", though; I'm not sure if this is always true.

Just out of curiosity: how did you run into this bug?

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