Always, always, always use virtual environments which allow you to use whatever Python and third-party package versions you want in an isolated location. Anything else can seriously screw up your distribution.

I am new Linux SysAdmin and I am going to use Python for scripting language so, I Googled about it before but i did not find anything useful for someone like me.

would you give me some direction for starting python actually for Linux-system administration?

thank you

Seriously Gabriel? That’s like posting “If you’d like to increase space on your hard drive, you can use “rm -rf /” and then saying that you” didn’t actually recommend it.” when someone points out it deleted their entire hard drive.

Novice Linux users come to sites like this and follow directions; “clarifying” potentially damaging instructions after the fact isn’t very useful. You should, at the very least, insert a clear cautionary statement. Better yet, move this “suggestion” and the “clarification to the suggestion” adjacent to each other AND include a cautionary statement that it can break packages on some common distros.