When I run pip install <package>
, packages install with a warning about not being in path.
I can also see some pacman packages like python-numpy that can be installed through pacman as well.
And there’s the sudo pip
way… is this a thing? It seems so… wrong…
What’s the elegant solution?
cscs
19 November 2020 20:55
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Because it is. Dont do that.
Regular 'pip install. is fine. You can define where it goes, and/or define the path as well.
The most preferred way is to use virtual environments.
And always remember not to mix up repo packages and python/pip/dev packages.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Python#Package_management
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