linux - specify python instance to use with sudo apt-get -


I was trying to get foreign, so I did it from the command line

  sudo apt - Install next DPKG-Dev developer build-required -   

When it was finished, it was prompt

  encountered errors during processing Had to do: Python-setuptools E: Sub-process / USR / bin / DPKG did an error code (1)   

as the first reaction I did Check the system version of

  (me): ~ $ python --version Python 2.5.2   

I have a virtual environment that is 2.7.5 Running is more likely to work, but this is sudo apt-get ? It is possible to specify this version of Python to be used when running

You can first try to use env while trying apt-get to change your path variable to find the version of the virtual environment of Python:

 Click on  sudo env PATH = / path / in / virtual / Python / binary: $ PATH-appropriate    

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