Install Django with pip package manager, for example inside (virtual) environment, install version 1.8 LTS 1:
pip install "django < 1.9"
You can check your install version (not only using pip also) with command django-admin
django-admin --version
for example it will output: 1.8
Now we are ready to create Django project:
django-admin startproject rdjango
it will create directory rdjango, and inside the directory there will be these files:
./manage.py
./rdjango
./rdjango/__init__.py
./rdjango/settings.py
./rdjango/urls.py
./rdjango/wsgi.py
Configure database on settings.py if you want to use PostgreSQL or MySQL, then run:
python manage.py migrate
and now you can run the Django (development environment) using:
python manage.py runserver