#python pip

ok i get it, that installing system wide packages with pip can break the native packages manager, but... i'm trying to install a user package!

these packages get installed into ~/.local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/ and have nothing to do with the system's package manager. i should be allowed to do whatever i want in the user folder!!

did they decide that user packages are no longer an officially supported feature?

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Windows pip

cmd$> python -m pip ${args}

WinPip

cmd$> WinPip ${args}

WinPip.bat