Windows S Mode has PyPI restricted to pure Python due to Device Guard. I'm happy to leave it on ($250 laptop). Indeed, Numpy has been a recurring blocker, maybe

Windows S Mode has PyPI restricted to pure Python due to Device Guard. I'm happy to leave it on ($250 laptop). Indeed, Numpy has been a recurring blocker, maybe 3 times now. But with general peace of mind is the only way I've known Python/PyPI, so I'm pretty happy with it. I have a few RasPis that I can use as auxiliary devices as well, which I think is a pretty cool tradeoff, hardware sandbox--not gone there yet, beyond just configuring SSH/xRDP so I'm ready if the day comes. But I've made a ton of web apps and tools anyway, including a little process launcher that plays the role of poor man's Docker. It'd be nice if those popular systems had a pure Python capability anyway, similar analogy being software rendered 3D back in the day.