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I installed the python version on my OpenSuSE Leap 15.2 box yesterday.

I discovered that I can install opt-python38 and opt-python38-pip from a community repository here:



Which installs Pyhton 3.8 into /opt. Then as root I executed the following:

export PYTHONHOME=/opt/python

cd /opt/python/bin

./python3.8 -m pip install <nanovnasaver download directory>

and pip figured out which other packages were needed and downloaded and installed them and NanoVNASaver into /opt/python.

Then I added /opt/python/bin to the PATH in /etc/profile and now as a regular user I can type NanoVNASaver into a console to start it.

Gary AG7TH

Can I have both Ubuntu and OpenSuSE installed on the hardware ?
( I do not want to "update " Ubuntu )
It should work as "dual boot ", right?

I was trying python for last two weeks and the "latest" version I used was 3.8
Now I see there is 3.9 .
How often "they" change python versions?
BTW - I was looking for easy way to do GUI and found out that python relies of Qt for building "widgets".
So I am now looking at Qt Creator.

Yes, you can install more than one OS - just re-partition your drive or install on different drives if you can.
GRUB will be updated accordingly.