Add warning about Python installation on Windows about exegol-docs

[Malsius]

There is a tip in the documentation to avoid this behaviour:

If you have installed Python3 manually and Windows opens the Microsoft store on the python page as soon as you type python3.exe, try this:

It is possible to disable this behavior in the Windows settings: Apps > Apps & features > App execution aliases and disable aliases for python.exe and python3.exe.

[sebdufourcq]

There is a tip in the documentation to avoid this behaviour:

If you have installed Python3 manually and Windows opens the Microsoft store on the python page as soon as you type python3.exe, try this:

It is possible to disable this behavior in the Windows settings: Apps > Apps & features > App execution aliases and disable aliases for python.exe and python3.exe.

I did not encounter this issue because python3.exe was not needed to install Exegol.
The tip fix this specific case but the command python3 is still not recognized.

[ShutdownRepo]

@Dramelac any insight on this?

[Dramelac]

What is your error exactly @sebdufourcq ?
I understand you want to redirect user to the microsoft store instead of the officiel python installer but why ?

[sebdufourcq]

python3 is an alias only created by default on Linux-based OS and macOS. (py is recommended for Windows)

With the Windows Installer, there is no python3.exe, so following the step 1. Installation of exegol (with pip or pipx) will result in an error.
The term 'python3' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

One workaround is to copy the "python.exe" and rename it to "python3.exe"
An other way is to install it from the windows store and make sure python3.exe alias is enabled.
Or warn that you have to replace all python3 commands with py...

Or follow the first doc hint :-)

It is strongly advised to install Exegol on a Linux host

[Dramelac]

A tip has been added : https://exegol.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting-started/install.html#adding-exegol-to-the-path
Closing now