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Check out conda sometime.

• K0nserv 10y ago
  That looks interesting, I've also tried out pip-tools[0] which is really nice. However nice these tools are it seems to a bit at odds with the Zen of Python. Ideally there should be just one single good way to deal with packages. Ironically this is the case for Ruby, but not at all for Python. Ultimately you can always use some alternative method that solves it better, but you then have to take on the burden of convincing your co-contributors that it is a better idea than using pip and you also have to explain it to anyone that joins your project. 0: https://github.com/nvie/pip-tools https://github.com/nvie/pip-tools
• IndianAstronaut 10y ago
  It can conflict with any native Python installations. So if you are running any pre built Python libraries which point to any system wide Python, it can be a nightmare. Hue is one example I ran into.