Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye support #30
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Neopixel programns moved to examples subdirectory
Merge pull request pimoroni#20 from druck13/examples
Merge pull request pimoroni#21 from druck13/neopixel-blinkt
…as Python2. Python2 support has not been removed, and documentation not updated
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It's on my TODO list to migrate this to our latest packaging standards as per pimoroni/boilerplate-python#16 |
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Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye no longer includes Python 2, so all python programs containing
#!/usr/bin/env pythonwill no longer run directly from the command line unless it is changed to#!/usr/bin/env python3.I have not removed Python 2 support or changed the documentation, the programs can still all be run under Python 2 on older OS's by prefixing the command with python, but will run by default under Python 3.
It probably is time to remove Python 2 support completely, but I'll leave that to the author.
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