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I used to use this a lot when working on a Windows machine. Worked pretty well. But nowadays Nix solves the same problem in a fully general way, for all softwar
by _dain_ 3y ago
I used to use this a lot when working on a Windows machine. Worked pretty well. But nowadays Nix solves the same problem in a fully general way, for all software rather than a single language. You can have whatever versions of whatever you want, side by side, without interfering with each other.
- pyrophane 3y agoWhat is your solution here? Are you using a project-specific flake? Do you still install packages with pip?
- _dain_ 3y agoI was more talking about version management of the Python interpreter itself. So far all the packages I need are already in nixpkgs so I haven't needed to stray off that path yet.