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Is there a Python equivalent of Perlbrew?
Ideally, this `equivalent’ would have at least the following two features:
Allow for multiple Python isolated installs, ie perlbrew install, list, use…
Allow for the installation of `non-core’ Python modules to specific Python installs, as in the combination of perlbrew and say cpanminus
Thanks ☺
I d say virtualenv
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv/
It seems like the same thing and you use pip to install your packages in your virtual python environments.