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Is Python for every GNU / Linux distribution?

I would like to know if Python is on every common G / L distribution. And why is it so popular on GNU / Linux and not so much on Windows?

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Jul 22 2018-11-11T00:
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Well, python does not come on ALL GNU / Linux distributions, but it is present on most popular distributions of Linux home users (e.g. Ubuntu and Fedora Core), perhaps because most Gnome desktop and KDE applications use python 2.5+ (not yet in Python 3). Since python is almost integrated into the system / environment from the very beginning, linux users easily program in python. But this is a subjective opinion, since java is still equally popular, if not more, on Linux distributions.

Likewise, windows (vista / 7) come with a .net card with amazing C # support, and on Mac OSX objective-C dominates most integrated os applications; users are simply inclined to program in languages ​​that they consider more “native” to the development environment they use / targeting.

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Jul 22 '11 at 7:14
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No, Python is not pre-installed on any Linux distribution.

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Jul 22 '11 at 7:05
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