I'm looking into virtual environments on the Raspberry Pi.

[cleoqc@cosocial.ca]

I'm looking into virtual environments on the Raspberry Pi.
I see that Pimoroni installs it in `~/.virtualenvs/pimoroni`
I also want to create the venv as the user level, but I am wondering if `.virtualenvs` is a standard I just didn't know about?
I was going to install under `.venv`

@gadgetoid ?

[jxyzn@evil.rodeo]

@scruss @CleoQc @gadgetoid 'uv' defaults to .venv.

[scruss@xoxo.zone]

@CleoQc @gadgetoid everyone seems to do it their way. pipx puts them in ~/.local/share/pipx

[cleoqc@cosocial.ca]

@jxyzn
Interesting, thanks. It seems to be undefined and can become messy quite quickly.

@gadgetoid @scruss

[cleoqc@cosocial.ca]

@scruss oh my, they use .local??? so not standard!

@gadgetoid

[cyclical_obsessive@fosstodon.org]

@CleoQc @gadgetoid
A lot of pkgs are installing to a local with the product name e.g. ~/.gopigo3/ with apps to /usr/bin or a local/bin

And using a “product onboard” option to finish the setup

[ukscone@cupoftea.social]

@CleoQc @scruss @gadgetoid I looked into python virtualenvs at the beginning of the year. after much study and reading said "sod that" and went back to using COBOL instead