This is a very nice, ergonomic and safe way to update only some parts of a Debian system to the latest releases, without breaking the dependencies and the global stability of the system. I've also tried to do same thing with Debian 9, but had similar problems.I'm not yet very used to this concept, but it seems to basically means that you configure your Debian system in a way such that you can install packages from stable, testing, untested (and potentially other repositories such as backports) directly using apt-get, without breaking (too much) the dependencies of the system, because by default it will use stable, and only when you want it it will search in the other repositories. I don't want to use " testing main" cause it contains experimental package and I'm not confident if that's right version to use on production. root/python3/Python-3.6.3/Objects/descrobject.c:422: undefined reference to `_gcov_time_profiler' root/python3/Python-3.6.3/Objects/descrobject.c:422: undefined reference to `_gcov_indirect_call_callee'
root/python3/Python-3.6.3/Objects/descrobject.c:422: undefined reference to `_gcov_indirect_call_profiler_v2' Libpython3.6m.a(descrobject.o): In function `member_get_doc': root/python3/Python-3.6.3/Objects/descrobject.c:438: undefined reference to `_gcov_time_profiler' root/python3/Python-3.6.3/Objects/descrobject.c:438: undefined reference to `_gcov_indirect_call_callee'
root/python3/Python-3.6.3/Objects/descrobject.c:438: undefined reference to `_gcov_indirect_call_profiler_v2' I have tried options mentioned in ( How to install Python 3.6), but for make -j8 step I get tons of the following errors: libpython3.6m.alibpython3.6m.a(()):: InIn functionfunction `getset_get_doc': I wonder is it possible at all? Cause I failed so many times. Debian8 comes with Python 3.4, but I need to install 3.6 version.
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