Ha!! Likewise, I believe you 100%. It’s fascinating isn’t it? Just goes to show what a diverse (and frankly wonderful) platform Python is, despite the warts. I

Ha!! Likewise, I believe you 100%. It’s fascinating isn’t it? Just goes to show what a diverse (and frankly wonderful) platform Python is, despite the warts. If you don’t mind my asking, what kind of stuff we’re you working on? Just curious! I have definitely found it’s easy to bork a conda install with updates, enough to make it easier to just wipe it out and start over. I mostly work on financial software and only conda seemed to play nicely with pandas and brokerage APIs. I should probably mention that I do a lot of this is cross-platform and conda seemed to be the only thing that worked without a lot of tweaking on Windows, Mac and Linux consistently. But the Linux experience with pyenv and virtualenv (and pipenv too, for the most part) was great. If I was Linux-only I honestly might never have switched.