Python apps - add symlinks for versions >3.8 (from 3.8 to 3.11)

[gitadum]

Same goal as for PR #3058
But from a non-stale branch of the fork repo : )
Allows references to minor versions of python3 from 3.0 to 3.11 (lattest stable release in sept 2023)
So far it was only possible from 3.0 to 3.4

[SmartFinn]

Thanks. Could you add a link to a package that uses the icon names? I had look inside on Arch (incl. AUR), Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora packages, and didn't find a package with any of these icon names. They usually use idle3, python3 icons, or not providing a desktop-file and an icon at all.

[gitadum]

You are right, in Ubuntu after installing python (eg 3.8) the default desktop app launcher defines Icon like this:
Icon=/usr/share/pixmaps/python3.8.xpm
While they don't use the theme icon, they keep being version specific when refering to an icon.
I had it changed for Icon=python3 but because I intended it. So far, no impact for python users except they change reference to the icon. Just thought it would be nice to let users with possibility to keep being version specific.

[SmartFinn]

Hmm, as to me, I have to remove the symlinks for python2.6 - python3.4 too. At first, no one package doesn't use it. Even harcode-fixer that should unhardcode the icon, it changes the icon names to python, not to pythonN.N. Secondly, they're already outdated.

[SmartFinn]

I change my mind. I'll merge the symlinks, but for supported versions only.

@gitadum could you remove the following symlinks:

• python3.4
• python3.5
• python3.6
• python3.7