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Old 06-15-2013, 12:38 PM   #1
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python, pip --user into a different directory than .local

what do I have to configure that I can install some python things via pip into a different folder than .local?
I think I do not need virtualenv,
I just want to install some apps so that they go into an environment for which I have already setup in my home directory.
 
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setting PYTHONUSERBASE does the trick
 
  


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