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linux:tensorflow [2019/01/25 10:09] – [Method using a python virtualenv:] jansenlinux:tensorflow [2019/11/12 15:32] (current) – [Python package tensorflow] jansen
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 ====== Python package tensorflow ====== ====== Python package tensorflow ======
  
-Unfortunately, ''tensorflow'' is currently (2nd hald of 2018 until ???) not available for python 3.7+Unfortunately, ''tensorflow'' is currently (2nd half of 2018 until 2019) not available for python 3.7
 Downgrading the system python version is not an option, since many other packages, desktop components and operating system utilities expect python 3.7 Downgrading the system python version is not an option, since many other packages, desktop components and operating system utilities expect python 3.7
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 +**UPDATE**: as of October 2019, it seems possible to install ''tensorflow'' in python 3.7. This will simplify the situation.
  
 ===== Method using python 2.7 ===== ===== Method using python 2.7 =====
-Python 2.7 is still available, and tensorflow will work in that environment. has already been installed in a central location, so if python 2 is an option for you, you can use it.+Python 2.7 is still available (for a short while), and tensorflow will work in that environment. It has already been installed in a central location, so if python 2 is an option for you, you can use it.
  
 ===== Method using a python virtualenv: ===== ===== Method using a python virtualenv: =====
-Probably the mbest solution is, to create a separate python environment using python 3.6.+Probably the best solution is, to create a separate python environment using python 3.6.
  
   python3.6 -m venv mypython36   python3.6 -m venv mypython36
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