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I think I mostly wrapped my head around pyenv and used Anaconda the other day. It was quite the pain, to setup and then it seemingly mangled my fish and bash co
by doublepg23 4y ago
I think I mostly wrapped my head around pyenv and used Anaconda the other day. It was quite the pain, to setup and then it seemingly mangled my fish and bash configs causing a noticeable delay every start up. Not something I was hoping for just for hacking around on some AI project.
Disclaimer: I was using Fedora which has Python 3.11, using Fish which is clearly non-standard and I’m a sysadmin not a Python dev.
- nightfly 4y agoYou don't have to activate venvs, you can just refer to the paths to pip and python inside of them as needed
- ElectricalUnion 4y agoSecond this, just run python/whatever-binary-you-need inside a venv: `${my-venv-path}/bin/python` `${my-venv-path}/bin/${whatever-binary-you-need}` `%my-venv-path%\Scripts\%whatever-binary-you-need%` (because Windows...)