> Python is something I fundamentally love and use frequently, but I'm not the first to notice the terrible UX when it comes to managing different versions of P

> Python is something I fundamentally love and use frequently, but I'm not the first to notice the terrible UX when it comes to managing different versions of Python itself, and its packages. Python’s ecosystem looks like a trash fire and sits along nicely with JavaScript (they burn brightly in subtly different ways). Neither are concerned with adoption at this point though. > Maybe open source needs to work on attracting non-coders to its projects I think Python is proof that the economic realities are more nuanced than this.