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Really? I do `apt-get install foo` and later I in a Python script I write `import foo`. This Python script can be put ANYWHERE on the system. I don't need to me

Really? I do `apt-get install foo` and later I in a Python script I write `import foo`. This Python script can be put ANYWHERE on the system. I don't need to mess up with virtualenvs and I have one version across all scripts on the system that's regularly updated on system upgrades (after being tested by community in bleeding edge versions of the OS). To each his own I guess.

hprotagonist 6y ago
apt doesn't have my stack or its dependencies at proper versions, and cannot in general meet the version-locking of dependencies i and my dependencies require. And --system-site-packages is a baaaaad idea.