it reports not installed 
lol that definitely could be the problem XD
does that make python like half a python? LOL
That is definitely not what I would have expected to be the problem . … …
Not really.
“python” only contains the modules bsddb, sqlite3, and ssl as well as some shell-completion scripts.
The interpreter and the Standard library are in python-base (which does require libpython).
So I guess it could make sense to not have “python” installed…
And apparently if you install “python-base”, “python” won’t be installed.
On the other hand, installing “python” also automatically installs “python-base” to have the interpreter.
Me neither, to be honest…rotfl!
so basically I have to uninstall that patterns thing to install python which will then hopefully stop telling me that I have to uninstall that package for everything >.>
after running the deinstallation of the pattern minimal conflicts thing and running rpm -qi python it showed me python was installed…
and httpshandler worked!
jeez the opensuse devs need to not make it sound like i have to uninstall something to install python >.> that is very scary to someone new to opensuse. … …
If you mean patterns-openSUSE-minimal_base-conflicts, then yes.
Yeah that thing >.>
Thanks for your help 