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I recently installed ubuntu 18.04 on my computer. Sadly my pc does not have a wifi chip. I do not have ethernet in my house either. Is there a way to install pip3 or any package offline? I do not have another computer with ubuntu installed, so I cannot take the package from there.



Also there may be something wrong with my python installation (it came preinstalled with ubuntu) when I type whereis python3 the first line says it should be in /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/lib/python3 and other directories, but I do not have it in /usr/bin, only /usr/lib.






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  • Enter which python.

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  • @Emmet which python returns nothing, but which python3 returns /usr/bin/python3, when I try to navigate to that location cd /usr/bin/python3 it says that it's not a directory. I have also tried using sudo bash before those commands.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • try /usr/bin/python3 (without cd of course)

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago




















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I recently installed ubuntu 18.04 on my computer. Sadly my pc does not have a wifi chip. I do not have ethernet in my house either. Is there a way to install pip3 or any package offline? I do not have another computer with ubuntu installed, so I cannot take the package from there.



Also there may be something wrong with my python installation (it came preinstalled with ubuntu) when I type whereis python3 the first line says it should be in /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/lib/python3 and other directories, but I do not have it in /usr/bin, only /usr/lib.






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  • Enter which python.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago













  • @Emmet which python returns nothing, but which python3 returns /usr/bin/python3, when I try to navigate to that location cd /usr/bin/python3 it says that it's not a directory. I have also tried using sudo bash before those commands.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • try /usr/bin/python3 (without cd of course)

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago
















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I recently installed ubuntu 18.04 on my computer. Sadly my pc does not have a wifi chip. I do not have ethernet in my house either. Is there a way to install pip3 or any package offline? I do not have another computer with ubuntu installed, so I cannot take the package from there.



Also there may be something wrong with my python installation (it came preinstalled with ubuntu) when I type whereis python3 the first line says it should be in /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/lib/python3 and other directories, but I do not have it in /usr/bin, only /usr/lib.






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I recently installed ubuntu 18.04 on my computer. Sadly my pc does not have a wifi chip. I do not have ethernet in my house either. Is there a way to install pip3 or any package offline? I do not have another computer with ubuntu installed, so I cannot take the package from there.



Also there may be something wrong with my python installation (it came preinstalled with ubuntu) when I type whereis python3 the first line says it should be in /usr/bin/python3 and /usr/lib/python3 and other directories, but I do not have it in /usr/bin, only /usr/lib.






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  • Enter which python.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago













  • @Emmet which python returns nothing, but which python3 returns /usr/bin/python3, when I try to navigate to that location cd /usr/bin/python3 it says that it's not a directory. I have also tried using sudo bash before those commands.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • try /usr/bin/python3 (without cd of course)

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago





















  • Enter which python.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago













  • @Emmet which python returns nothing, but which python3 returns /usr/bin/python3, when I try to navigate to that location cd /usr/bin/python3 it says that it's not a directory. I have also tried using sudo bash before those commands.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • try /usr/bin/python3 (without cd of course)

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago



















Enter which python.

– Emmet
16 hours ago







Enter which python.

– Emmet
16 hours ago















@Emmet which python returns nothing, but which python3 returns /usr/bin/python3, when I try to navigate to that location cd /usr/bin/python3 it says that it's not a directory. I have also tried using sudo bash before those commands.

– Kerrot
16 hours ago





@Emmet which python returns nothing, but which python3 returns /usr/bin/python3, when I try to navigate to that location cd /usr/bin/python3 it says that it's not a directory. I have also tried using sudo bash before those commands.

– Kerrot
16 hours ago













try /usr/bin/python3 (without cd of course)

– Emmet
16 hours ago







try /usr/bin/python3 (without cd of course)

– Emmet
16 hours ago












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You have to at least have an internet connection to download things, the installation can be done offline, but to have the package prepared you have to download—you get the idea.



Python interpreter should be included default as part of Ubuntu installation, please check this through which python, in my 18.04 box it returns.



:~$ which python3

/usr/bin/python3


Entering /usr/bin/python3.



:~$ /usr/bin/python3

Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 22 2018, 11:32:17) 

[GCC 8.2.0] on linux

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.





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  • thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

    – Emmet
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  • One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago












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You have to at least have an internet connection to download things, the installation can be done offline, but to have the package prepared you have to download—you get the idea.



Python interpreter should be included default as part of Ubuntu installation, please check this through which python, in my 18.04 box it returns.



:~$ which python3

/usr/bin/python3


Entering /usr/bin/python3.



:~$ /usr/bin/python3

Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 22 2018, 11:32:17) 

[GCC 8.2.0] on linux

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.





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  • thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago
















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You have to at least have an internet connection to download things, the installation can be done offline, but to have the package prepared you have to download—you get the idea.



Python interpreter should be included default as part of Ubuntu installation, please check this through which python, in my 18.04 box it returns.



:~$ which python3

/usr/bin/python3


Entering /usr/bin/python3.



:~$ /usr/bin/python3

Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 22 2018, 11:32:17) 

[GCC 8.2.0] on linux

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.





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  • thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago














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You have to at least have an internet connection to download things, the installation can be done offline, but to have the package prepared you have to download—you get the idea.



Python interpreter should be included default as part of Ubuntu installation, please check this through which python, in my 18.04 box it returns.



:~$ which python3

/usr/bin/python3


Entering /usr/bin/python3.



:~$ /usr/bin/python3

Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 22 2018, 11:32:17) 

[GCC 8.2.0] on linux

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.





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You have to at least have an internet connection to download things, the installation can be done offline, but to have the package prepared you have to download—you get the idea.



Python interpreter should be included default as part of Ubuntu installation, please check this through which python, in my 18.04 box it returns.



:~$ which python3

/usr/bin/python3


Entering /usr/bin/python3.



:~$ /usr/bin/python3

Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 22 2018, 11:32:17) 

[GCC 8.2.0] on linux

Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.






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  • thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago



















  • thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago











  • One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

    – Kerrot
    16 hours ago











  • Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

    – Emmet
    16 hours ago

















thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

– Kerrot
16 hours ago





thank you, at least I know that python works. But how do I get the pip package? I have another computer (without ubuntu) which has an internet connection.

– Kerrot
16 hours ago













Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

– Emmet
16 hours ago





Without Ubuntu ? Then you have to download each required file in packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/python-pip, if you have access to Ubuntu with internet this would be alot simpler.

– Emmet
16 hours ago













If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

– Emmet
16 hours ago





If you have the time, please accept this answer by clicking grey checkmark to turn into green checkmark ✅.

– Emmet
16 hours ago













One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

– Kerrot
16 hours ago





One more thing, now that I have the source of python-pip what do I do with it? Sorry, I'm just not very familiar with linux

– Kerrot
16 hours ago













Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

– Emmet
16 hours ago





Copy the source file to your Ubuntu, then open terminal - navigate to directory where the 'source' file located, do sudo dpkg -i *.deb then.

– Emmet
16 hours ago










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