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  "textContent": "> Honestly, the easiest path for now is to use a Docker container to install something like Oracle Linux 8... and use the Python 2 from that environment.\n\nI am not sure of what in Python 2.7 from Oracle Linux 8 is different compared to my Python 2.7 that allows it to work with Openssl. Anyway, that suggestion is not doable for me.\n\n\n> Tauthon, on the other hand, should build out of the box on any modern Linux distro. With that project, you basically just build against current master because the code is very stable and it's really just fixing up things that break compilation on newer systems at this point.\n\nWithout a release, I will have to get git first, which could be troublesome to some extent. Still it look like far simpler than the first option that I doesn't even know how to start. I am starting to consider my option number three that I mentioned last time and also an option n°4.\n\n\n> For the record, Slackware 15.0 (with latest updates) has openssl-1.1.1zg, dated April 11, along with python2-2.7.18.\n\n...Might be worth a look for a containerized development environment...\n[/quote]\n\nHow the hell they made Python detect OpenSSL.\n\n* * *",
  "title": "Browser Development • Re: Building error related to Python.",
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