I got my Raspberry Pi yesterday and I am already trying to code with it. I have a program that I was planning to run on it but it is only compatible with Python versions 3.5.0 or 3.5.1 and everything I find on the internet seems to either be outdated, to do with Python 2 or doesn't relate to my problem as I haven't seen anything else that 100% requires Python 3.5 and can cope with 3.4(currently pre-installed). .exe files don't work on Linux. I am new to the Raspberry Pi and with Linux as I have always been a Windows user. Any help is appreciated. Many Thanks - Robert
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I would compile it myself (and indeed, have a few times). I'm assuming that you're running Ubuntu or Raspbian. You should be able to install the dependencies:
Then go download the source and extract it, and then install it:
If you're missing a dependency it will probably die at the
./configure
step. But if everything works, you'll have a brand new Python 3.5 install on your Raspberry Pi. Congrats!