I see 
Well, I have the brandnew python3.10 in there, which is...awesome 
@Aravisian if you see any possibility to not having to reinstall the entire system ... I'd be the happiest Zorin User on earth 
I've put hundreds of hours into my server 
it's my 4th baby
Compared with mine, you have 3 more Python directories.
Python 3.9
Python 3.10
Python
Well if you're referring to my screenshot that was from another path. It was /usr/lib/pythonX.X.
/etc/python contains python3, python2.7, python3.8 and, luckily python3.10
I will check mine.
Everything is kept default in this desktop, my main production system.
(I only experiment with my sub-desktop which I usually do not use.)
Still you have those in addition to the default installation:
Python3.10
Python
You built them from source, too.
Elevate file manager to root and remove the python 3.9 and 3.10 from /usr/local/bin/
Reboot
Then run
which python3.10
which python3.9
I see I wish I would have not fumbled around with this haha.
Yeah exactly 
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I will try 
Brb!
I have been doing a system integration since 1990's.
It was my ex who first showed me how to do it.
Every time I do a system upgrade, I also assemble a sub-machine from the retired parts. That way I do not have to risk my production system when I got this itch for experimentation 
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Hell yeah! That's some smart way of thinking haha! Very nice! 
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It could. I strongly recommend backing up, first.
Anything pip or python 3.10...
Looking at your actual files... You might want to remove all python and pip files, then immediately run
sudo apt install --reinstall python3 pip
right after... and...
Godspeed, soldier.
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Thank you so much for all of your help for a simple (Linux) man 
Did you told me to, commander (Get it? cmd'er?). Will reboot now 
@Aravisian duuuuuuuuuuude OMG I LOVE YOU PLEASE !!! PLEASE MARRY ME!! I'LL HAVE A QUICK DIVORCE AND WE CAN MARRY IN VEGAS!!!!
IT'S WORKING
I think 
At least gufw is working hahaha
However:
donatus@LinuxxDanceMachine:~$ which python3.10
/usr/bin/python3.10
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Didn't even buy me a drink, first...
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Glad to here that 
Apart from my sub-machine, I have also other toys to play around.
Those inexpensive RaspberryPi's are great tool for learning coding
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I'll buy you anything you like!!!!
But I need to calm down my excited mind now. When I try to use gufw it says "Gufw.py" is not responding 
Yeah, I hear that all the time but was never witty enough to get my head around them or hands on them. Are they like...little nas devices or what are they?
Back to /usr/share/bin and check what python items are there...
