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You can use Pyenv entirely as a build/version manager if you want. Just don't use `pyenv activate` and point your tools to the absolute path of the Python inter
by nerdponx 5y ago
You can use Pyenv entirely as a build/version manager if you want. Just don't use `pyenv activate` and point your tools to the absolute path of the Python interpreter that you want to use.
In recent versions, the shims are installed to a separate directory, which you can omit from your PATH if you never want to use them.
- rbanffy 5y ago> You can use Pyenv entirely as a build/version manager if you want Usually the distros suffice for that. There are very few cases where it's worth to roll out your own Python. > In recent versions, the shims are installed to a separate directory This is a huge progress!