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It's not really the fault of Python that somebody fucked their environment beyond belief. I've always used pip and almost never had a problem. A "fairly simple"
by vultour 5y ago
It's not really the fault of Python that somebody fucked their environment beyond belief. I've always used pip and almost never had a problem. A "fairly simple" application should not require the tools you mentioned.
- pdimitar 5y agoThat, my friend, is called a filter bubble. And your comment is not productive btw. I for one never "fucked my environment", I only ever used distro packages and I still couldn't make a simple script even start without it spitting cryptic error messages about modules or paths. I'm not a Python dev; I just needed to run a tool that didn't have any other alternatives. Meanwhile, I can download scripts written in a range of other languages and just fire 1-2 commands and the thing will work. With Python? Almost never.