Encountered a bad program behavior

[username00011]

I was following the official kivy website tutorial to use buildozer to develop android apps. I was running in a conda environment with python 3 on ubuntu linux and ran setup. Without prompting for my approval or creating a log or providing any way I can see to reverse the changes, the program installed python 2.7 unto /usr making OS level changes.

This is 99999% bad program behavior and I can't tell now if this software is actually a virus which just injected code. Help. Please advise

[inclement]

buildozer is not a virus. I don't know what you ran, and I'm not really clear what you believe it to have done. How did you install buildozer, what commands did you use, and what files exist now that apparently did not exist before?

[KeyWeeUsr]

Please do not mark our repository with keywords such as "virus" if you have no evidence and/or no steps to reproduce such an issue that could at least approach this behavior. It's not nice, nor reasonable thing to do.

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