I have installed both python3.3 and python2.6. I have set python3.3 to default by creating an alias named "python" in usr/bin and another one for python2.6 named "python2.6". Now if I type in the terminal "python" python3.3 will be open but if I type "python2.6" I get "cannot execute binary file". I can launch the binary directly but not through the alias. I have checked the permissions and are the same for both binaries and aliases so I don't know what to do. Can someone help me?
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