Tidying up Python

[Christoph Kukulies]

I just decided to totally remove all traces of anaconda3 from my macOS (11.7.10).
Now I'm left with all that got installed by macports through  the years since 2017.

$ port list | grep \^pyt
python-mode.el                 @1.0            lang/python-mode.el
python26                       @2.6.9          lang/python26
python27                       @2.7.18         lang/python27
python310                      @3.10.18        lang/python310
python27-bootstrap             @2.7.18         lang/python27
python311                      @3.11.13        lang/python311
python312                      @3.12.11        lang/python312
python313                      @3.13.5         lang/python313
python313-devel                @3.13.0rc3      lang/python313-devel
python314-devel                @3.14.0b3       lang/python314-devel
python32                       @3.2.6          lang/python32
python33                       @3.3.7          lang/python33
python313-freethreading        @3.13.5         lang/python313
python34                       @3.4.10         lang/python34
python35                       @3.5.10         lang/python35
python36                       @3.6.15         lang/python36
python37                       @3.7.17         lang/python37
python38                       @3.8.20         lang/python38
python39                       @3.9.23         lang/python39
pytest_select                  @0.1            python/pytest_select
python-language-server_select  @0.1            python/python-language-server_select
python-lsp-server_select       @0.1            python/python-lsp-server_select
pythia                         @8.303          science/pythia
python2_select                 @0.1            sysutils/python2_select
python3_select                 @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python_select                  @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python3_select-38              @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python3_select-39              @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python3_select-310             @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python3_select-311             @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python3_select-312             @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python3_select-313             @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python3_select-314             @0.1            sysutils/python3_select
python_select-38               @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python_select-39               @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python_select-310              @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python_select-311              @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python_select-312              @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python_select-313              @0.3            sysutils/python_select
python_select-314              @0.3            sysutils/python_select
$

Actually I don't want to tear down everything. I just would like to have a stable and up to date Python3 installation to run
Jupyter notebooks with the latest modules.

There are currently no settings regarding Python in my bash environment.

So how would I achieve this goal?

--
Christoph

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