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QGIS on Linux does this as well, and it's really quite annoying. On Windows nobody assumes you'll have python installed, so everybody ships their own python. Su
by dagw 6y ago
QGIS on Linux does this as well, and it's really quite annoying. On Windows nobody assumes you'll have python installed, so everybody ships their own python. Sure I probably have at least 6 pythons installed on my machine, but at least I know that I can safely upgrade or install a package in one python without it risking breaking 6 other applications.
- m-watson 6y agoI think part of that has to do with it being a pythonic choice as well though. Python actively encourages you to segment off your environment for everything you do, that mentality continues to packaging and deploying.