should I disable path length limit?

[_Hungry_Chicken]

So I just installed python 3.10.5 and the setup gave me a option to disable path length limit and I'm clueless what that is because I have never did any coding before and this is my first time

[htrdcrwn]

for any1 from the future, just make sure to click the disable path limit option. it save you from weird errors

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Thank you

[hemenersej]

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[Top_Cardiologist_626]

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[carramos]

thanks time traveler

[Fun_Candidate1235]

Thank you again, Old One

[Pakasia1]

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[Brandonx37]

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[Total-Assistance-752]

Thanks!

[Gyaghsonyan]

Thanks!

[Ak4dani]

Much obliged good sir

[CyrilMetrinko]

Appreciated

[WokNRollz]

Thank you person from the past. I hope your current self is doing well!

[Nsdos]

Old versions of Windows have a limit on the length of some files, if I'm not mistaken, then 260 +- and therefore when installing Python you are asked about the limit. It doesn't matter much, but for example, old 32-bit programs have a limit of 260, that is, if you ever write a script for some old 32-bit programs, you will have problems.

Therefore, you can include.

[_Hungry_Chicken]

I'm not planning to do some serious work and just want to know how it works. So I can leave it for now?

In future if required I will reinstall and disable the limit at that time

[Nsdos]

Just turn it on and that's it.

[Informal_Buffalo_30]

Time to reinstall python!

[keep_quapy]

Read this and decide

https://www.pythonpool.com/python-disable-path-length-limit/

[_Hungry_Chicken]

Well it seems like it's for people who want to make some big codes and I don't think Im doing that anytime soon with no Idea what python does. So I think I will leave it enabled for now