On Ubuntu at least, when you install virtualenvwrapper from apt, it drops the file you need to source into the bash completion directory[1], presumably so that

On Ubuntu at least, when you install virtualenvwrapper from apt, it drops the file you need to source into the bash completion directory[1], presumably so that it will be automatically loaded when bash launches. As a zsh user, this annoys the hell out of me. If they dropped it in $PATH, then you could just do: source virtualenvwrapper and be done with it. I guess that's a (small) hit against zsh though. :P [1] /etc/bash_completion.d/virtualenvwrapper