Linux Lite Forums

Hello, I do not know how to make python accessible/active. I would like to place it into my main menu of programs, but how do I do this?
Sorry if this is not clear enough, I am new to Linux & appreciate any help & education.

Thanks, jola

Python is installed by default.  You can get to the python interpreter by just opening a terminal and typing in the word python.

You can also add it to your Main Menu

Right Click Menu Button then select Edit Application then click on Development and then Tick the version(s) you want.

Thanks to all for the help, especially WIREZFREE. -jola

@Jola... Your welcome.
just helping out fellow LL users, where I can

I now have the problem of getting no response when i click on the python 3.4 interpreter icon, which is on the main menu under Development. I click on it & nothing happens. Any ideas.
Thank you, jola

Run it from command line and post errors.

When I figure out how, I will try that. thanks

That icon does nothing.  As I said, Python is installed by default and you access it via the terminal by typing in the word python.  To access Python version 3, you type in python3.