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gapan
I try
stahoo[~]$ chmod +x /home/stahoo/skrypty_python/mypythonscript
and
stahoo[skrypty_python]$ chmod +x mypythonscript

effect is the same

As shador said, the problem is you mounting the /home partition with noexec. Remove the noexec from fstab and reboot.

yeah!
it works! I remove noexec option.
btw It doesn't matter that is:
#!/usr/bin/python
or
#!/usr/bin/env python

many thanks for your patience
gapan - really did not want to offend you.

No, it doesn't but the latter is more portable. Because not all distributions install python to /usr/bin or users might have made their own installations which are in a completely different location. So use the latter if you can.

See this helpful Wikipedia entry:

https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Env

... though you're right, it doesn't matter for personal stuff.