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1 | 1 | - name: Ready to use Python environment
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2 | 2 | ready: false
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3 | 3 | content: |
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| - How to put a Python in a computer: |
| 4 | + How to get Python ready for use: |
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6 | 6 | 1. Install Fedora.
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7 | 7 | 2. There is no step 2.
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12 | 12 | - name: All the Pythons
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13 | 13 | content: |
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14 | 14 | Fedora includes a great many versions of Python: CPython in multiple 3.X
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| - and 2.X versions, PyPy 2 and 3, Jython and even MicroPython, |
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| - all available in the repositories. |
| 15 | + and 2.X versions, PyPy 2 and 3, Jython and even MicroPython. |
| 16 | + These are all available in the repositories. |
17 | 17 | Testing Python code on different interpreters has never been easier.
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| - You can `sudo dnf install` the Python you need, or do `sudo dnf install tox` |
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| - to get them all. |
| 19 | + You can `sudo dnf install` the Python you need, or with `sudo dnf install tox` |
| 20 | + you can get them all. |
21 | 21 | logo: implementations
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22 | 22 | link:
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23 | 23 | href: https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tech/languages/python/multiple-pythons.html
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32 | 32 | caption: Find out more!
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33 | 33 | - name: Embedded Stuff
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34 | 34 | content: |
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| - Programming for computers and servers can be fun, but what about controlling much smaller devices such as BBC micro:bit, boards with the ESP8266 chip or pyboard? With Fedora, you have everything you need, and the world of the Internet of things is opened for you. |
| 35 | + Programming for computers and servers can be fun, but what about controlling much smaller devices such as the BBC micro:bit, boards with the ESP8266 chip or pyboards? With Fedora, you have everything you need to join the universe that is the Internet of Things. |
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| - Even without the actual device, you can run MicroPython on Fedora to test your code, it's there, ready for you in the repos. |
| 37 | + Even if you don't have the actual device, you can run MicroPython on Fedora to test your code. It's there and ready for you in the repos. |
38 | 38 | logo: embedded
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39 | 39 | link:
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40 | 40 | href: https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tech/languages/python/micropython.html
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64 | 64 | caption: Find out more!
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65 | 65 | - name: Fedorans are also Pythonistas
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66 | 66 | content: |
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| - Not only Fedora is great for doing Python, important parts of Fedora are |
| 67 | + Not only is Fedora great for coding in Python, but, important parts of Fedora are |
68 | 68 | actually written in it.
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| - Whether it's the Anaconda system installer, the DNF package manager |
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| - or the kernel... just kidding, the kernel is not written in Python. |
| 69 | + Python powers the Anaconda system installer, the DNF package manager |
| 70 | + and the kernel ... just kidding, the kernel is not written in Python. |
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| - The majority of Fedora infrastructure, where the distribution is actually |
| 72 | + The majority of Fedora's infrastructure, where the distribution is actually |
73 | 73 | being created, runs on Python as well. All Open Source, as we love it.
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74 | 74 | logo: infra
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75 | 75 | link:
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