Excellent guide, I just found one thing off here: > If you need to install a tool, such as black, mypy, pylint, etc., outside of a venv, use "--user" to instal

Excellent guide, I just found one thing off here: > If you need to install a tool, such as black, mypy, pylint, etc., outside of a venv, use "--user" to install it for the current user. This requires no admin rights I think you should add that on Linux distros it's better to use the package manager to install libraries, because a beginner can, and will, have conflicts with (system) packages relying on a particular version of a library. Only use pip if the package is not available, while with the like of Debian, you will have old versions of libraries, I think fast paced distros like Fedora does a good job at providing up to date python libraries with the package manager.