The whole point of this issue is that it is not installed on Debian, which means also not on any derived distros.

The point of this issue is to:

• Allow people compiling Geany to specify the Python binary.
• Use the proper default binary on Windows by default.

I don't think it's meant to necessarily change the existing behaviour on non-Windows, just to allow more flexibility, given that some distros (like Mint 20 apparently) are not providing python binary/link, so they no longer have to patch Geany's build system, they can just update the package build options to specify --with-python=python3.

That said, one could open a new Issue/PR to change from python to python3 in the filetypes.python file and main.py templates and such.

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