Question: I can't run pip for python3 (3.4) on Fedora 22. Pip for python2.7 is installed on system by default and works fine. I install package python3-pip but can't run it.

```
pip3, pip-3.4, python3-pip, python3 pip

```

The above commands don't work for me and show error 'command not found'. 

I try delete pip for python2.7 but it's so important for system and I can't do that.

How can I run pip3?

Answer: 
I could not run `pip3` though my system showed `python3-pip` as already being installed and I'm using Fedora 22. What I did to get around this was re-install python3-pip like so:

```
dnf reinstall python3-pip

```

Doing the above adds the following entries in your `/usr/bin` folder:

* `/usr/bin/pip3.4`
* `/usr/bin/pip3`

You'll need to be have sudo rights to run the above command. Now I'm able to just call `pip3` right from my CLI.
@bumy's fix worked for me ... but I was annoyed that despite having python3-pip installed on my newly installed Fedora 22, /usr/bin/pip3 wasn't present.

So I copied /usr/bin/pip (the Python2.7 version) to /usr/bin/pip3 and
modified the first line to be #!/usr/bin/python3

Now I can use pip3 as god intended ...