And when you control the installation, you can install multiple python versions with `make altinstall` into the same prefix, so you don't even need to pass 'project/bin/python, you can just call 'python-project' or 'project.py' or however you like.
And when you control the installation, you can install multiple python versions with `make altinstall` into the same prefix, so you don't even need to pass 'project/bin/python, you can just call 'python-project' or 'project.py' or however you like.
Yep. (Although I installed into a hierarchy within /opt, and put symlinks to the binaries in /usr/local/bin. Annoyingly, I have to specify the paths to the actual executables when making venvs, so I have a little wrapper for that as well....)