People who write instructionals that involve python on Linux need to realize that a number of distros these days lock down the system python to avoid software conflicts. So "pip install" anything won't work. One has to use a python virtual environment or pipx. This should be noted in any instructional especially for the more naive user (like me - bitten often.)
A quick note:
"pip install tensorflow"
People who write instructionals that involve python on Linux need to realize that a number of distros these days lock down the system python to avoid software conflicts. So "pip install" anything won't work. One has to use a python virtual environment or pipx. This should be noted in any instructional especially for the more naive user (like me - bitten often.)
Oh, thanks a bunch for noting that! I have never used Linux so that must be the reason I write it everywhere!
A huge round of thanks actually, that really enlightened me. Must have been making that mistake for 3 years in writing tutorials!
Cool profile photo, by the way ✌️
"Must have been making that mistake for 3 years in writing tutorials!"
Probably. Everyone does. :-)