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I'm familiar with these techniques from RVM, but for Python I've been content explicitly calling python2.5, python2.7, or python3. What else does this tool off
by nzoschke 15y ago
I'm familiar with these techniques from RVM, but for Python I've been content explicitly calling python2.5, python2.7, or python3.
What else does this tool offer?
- tdfx 15y agoIt essentially just provides a way to have multiple python installations with less configuration on your part. You can just 'pythonbrew use 2.7.2' and 'pip install twisted' instead of having multiple pip-2., virtualenv-2., ipython-2.*, etc. (I'm assuming you have a version-specific script for each version of python)