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#### 2. Set a Remote Python Interpreter
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#### 2. Set a Remote Python Interpreter
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Next, open the project settings (`Settings/Preferences` in Windows/Linux, `PyCharm/Preferences in macOs). Select `Project: <project-name>/Python Interpreter`
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- Open the preferences window selecting `Settings/Preferences` in Windows/Linux, or `PyCharm/Preferences` in macOs.
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- Select `Project: <project-name>/Python Interpreter`, then click on the wheel icon and select `Add`.
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- On the left, select `SSH Interpreter`, then create a new server configuration (if you don't have one already), specifying the hostname of the server (see ["Servers Information"](/servers)) and your username.
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