>>18642630>>18645084Not OP.
While it's alright in that it at least exists, it's an inconvenience to use.
You'll mostly want to make a venv which is you copying your entire python installation, and use this one's pip.
Using a venv is a chore because either you point to the absolute path of its python binary, and its pip, or you use a script which makes them the default ones for your current terminal session.
Compare it to npm or Rust's crates IIRC, and you see all the ways in which it is flawed
