ubuntu kev2

It seems like you are asking about the command to use `pip` in Ubuntu with Python 2.7 or Python 3.2 since you have both versions installed and `python` points to Python 2.7 by default.

To install packages using `pip` for a specific version, you need to specify the version number:

1. **For Python 2.7:**

   sudo apt-get install python-pip  # If pip is not already installed
   pip2.7 install <package_name>  # Replace <package_name> with the package you want to install

2. **For Python 3.2:**

   sudo apt-get install python3-pip  # If pip3 is not already installed
   pip3.2 install <package_name>  # Replace <package_name> with the package you want to install

Since Python 3.2 is somewhat outdated, it's recommended to use `pip3` with newer Python versions. If you're planning to use more recent packages, you may want to switch your system to use Python 3 as the default or update to a more maintained version of Python 3.