To start off, I'm a total Linux idiot. Its amazing I have managed to keep my setup running as long as I have. That said, I have come across a new issue and have noticed that Fermentrack is missing Python capability flags. It gives me a terminal line to fix the issue, but as it turns out, I have Python 2.7.xx instead of 3.9 as the command calls for. I assume this issue is stemming from using an updated Fermentrack version with an old Python version. So, what is involved in upgrading to a higher Python version while maintaining my Fermentrack setup? I happen to be in the middle of a brew and the issues are problematic. Thanks in advance.
Fermentrack New Version with Older Python Version Question
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While it's possible @Thorrak might come across this post (I may have guaranteed that 
) it might be worth having it moved to the Fermentrack thread at
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/thread...ewpi-www-replacement-for-raspberry-pi.649303/
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) it might be worth having it moved to the Fermentrack thread athttps://www.homebrewtalk.com/thread...ewpi-www-replacement-for-raspberry-pi.649303/
Cheers!
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Excellent suggestion. Thanks!While it's possible @Thorrak might come across this post (I may have guaranteed that
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/thread...ewpi-www-replacement-for-raspberry-pi.649303/
Cheers!
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