minus-squarecd_slash_rmrf@programming.devtoPython@programming.dev•Yes, you should use a Python venv in a container like dockerlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·15 days agojust to add to the other answers - no need to have them in your home dir (that sounds like it would suck). use a tool like uv tool or pipx , or just manually create any venv you need under a path you choose, say $HOME/.cache/venvs/ linkfedilink
just to add to the other answers - no need to have them in your home dir (that sounds like it would suck). use a tool like
uv tool
orpipx
, or just manually create any venv you need under a path you choose, say$HOME/.cache/venvs/