Your first command is only wrong.
sudo apt-get autoremove open-vm-tools
you wrote open vm-tools
Anyways, I cannot give surity if the update will really fix your options settings.
You can use other virtual machine like Oracle VirtualBox.
But overall it is to run a python script in the linux environment. Which can be done in Windows as well.
well u diid mention open-vm-tools tho any ways
i did got same thing as before
oh how to do it in windows?
This will give you an essence of linux environment with black background.
But the easiest option for terminal interface, is to use Power Shell.
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Write your code in any text editor - Sublime or Notepad++. And save it with .py extension
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Then visit the folder where you filename.py is present (Your python file)
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Press Shift + RightClick with mouse.
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Click “Open Powershell Window here”
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Enter
python3 filename.py
There are more ways to run python, there are IDEs like Pycharm, VS Code, Anaconda Navigator, etc
when i type python3 it opens microsoft store
i wrote my code and also mention configurtion in conf,py in sublime what should i do next?
Have you installed python3 from the given link first?
Which method do you wish to follow? CMD or Powershell?
Hi @kondruabhay,
There is no fix solution to enable copy-paste in vm. You have to google the issue and find out the solution. If you really want to copy paste your code then I will suggest you this thread How to Copy Paste in Ubuntu in Oracle Virtual Box from windows?
Do let me know in case you need any other information.
@kondruabhay is using VMWare. And in his Settings, the option, Guest Isolation isn’t present. Do see the matter, if that can be resolved.
well i wanna use CMD then
Go through the steps on installing python, till botiot package.
Then use the below method to run it smoothly from any folder.
It’s the safest option.
yes i have installed python 3 from shared link
Download python3 from microsoft store as well. Looks like they aren’t accepting self installed python.
Ok tell me how to download it with powershell iam getting above message when I try to run my code
You know about microsoft store right? Search in the taskbar “Microsoft Store” > In the store search “Python 3.9” > Click install
Once installation is complete do Step 2 to check if it is properly installed.
