Technically yes, UX-wise no. Nobody wants to fiddle with python -m venv + source bin/activate manually just to install and use a command line utility. That sa

Technically yes, UX-wise no. Nobody wants to fiddle with python -m venv + source bin/activate manually just to install and use a command line utility. That said, you could probably reinvent pipx with 10 lines of shell-script and get 90% of it's utility.