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Running QQ : Can't find Python 3.3.1 in apt-get or synaptic

I'm running QQ : Can't find the repos/packages for Python 3.3.1 with apt-get or synaptic. How do I find them and install Python 3.3.1?
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installing numpy for python 3.1.2 on Ubuntu 10.04

I have installed numpy for python 2.6.5. I want to use it for python 3.1.2 and I don't know how to install it. I'm new to ubuntu and I don't know how to install it from tar file. I am using Geany for ...
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uwsgi with python3 how to get the plugin(not from apt)

how to run uwsgi with python 3 instead of python 2? I've compiled the latest version of uwsgi, and i know there are plugins which can be installed by apt-get , but how can I get it(shall i compile ...
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How to install pycrypto 2.6 in python 3.2 in ubuntu

how do i find and install Pycrypto 2.6 to python 3.2 in Ubuntu 12.04, i have looked everywhere for a package, i managed to get it installed on python 2.7 just fine, but i want be able to use the lib ...
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Problem With Gedit Plugins and Python3 on 13.04

I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 13.04 and I use gedit for a lot of things. I was trying to install some plugins that I use quite frequently and I came into some issues. First I installed the plugins ...
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12.04: I installed python 3.3 and now I can install or remove anything

I downloaded the lastest python 3 source, built it and installed it along side 2.7. These are the commands I used to build and install it: ./configure make make test sudo checkinstall -D make ...
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Trouble with python 3.3 in Ubuntu 13.04

I'm consistently getting EOF when reading a line errors on when running: List0 = [] inputtedStr = input() while inputtedStr != "#####": List0.append(inputtedStr) inputtedStr = input() print() ...