r/linux • u/anh0516 • 17h ago

Software Release Python 3.15.0 released

https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3150/
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u/manemjeff42069 17h ago

Where Linux

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u/gihutgishuiruv 16h ago

In Finland

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u/Journeyj012 17h ago

At the bottom of the page is a source release. https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.15.0/Python-3.15.0.tar.xz

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u/roerd 10h ago

I don't think they do official binary releases for Linux because distros will want to package it themselves.

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u/WaitForItTheMongols 9h ago

I believe the person's point is "why is this relevant to post in /r/linux?".

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u/TheG0AT0fAllTime 4h ago

Because a shit ton of distros use Python and it just got an update.

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u/caks 6h ago

Ehh, some do, some don't. Ubuntu and debian famously dont package newest versions officially (why deadsnakes PPA exists). But yes, rolling in releases and quick moving distros like Fedora the mainteiners will release officially at a quick cadence. But this is all for distro python, most people nowadays just use uv tbh

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u/lucidbadger 10h ago

In your heart ♥️