Answer by Teocci for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
just be sure that you installed pip and venv:sudo apt install python3-pipsudo apt install python3-venvThen you can use it like this:python3 -m venv ~/env-sample. ~/env-sample/bin/activate
View ArticleAnswer by L3nn for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
On Ubuntu 14.04 sudo apt-get install python3-pipsudo pip install virtualenvvirtualenv-3.4 --no-site-packages venv
View ArticleAnswer by txomon for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
You are doing this far too complicated. If it's included in python3, just create it with :python3 -m venvYou can even create an alias if you wish toalias virtualenv3='python3 -m venv'Depending on the...
View ArticleAnswer by BRD for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
The steps that worked for me:On MAC OSX 10.9.5Download and install Python-3.4.3 manually.P3PATH=/Users/$USER/Python3mkdir -p $P3PATHcd $P3PATHtar -zxvf Python-3.4.3.tgz./configure...
View ArticleAnswer by Cem Yildiz for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
It is easier than as it seems: virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 yourenvsource yourenv/bin/activatepip install package-namereally works :)
View ArticleAnswer by Chris for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
Python 3.3 has venv built-in.http://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html#module-venvSimply runpyvenv-3.3 /path/to/environmentAnd then to activate itsource /path/to/environment/bin/activateThis built-in...
View ArticleAnswer by thefourtheye for How to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
Take backup of site-packages.cp -r /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ /tmp/site-packagesTruncate that directoryrm -rf /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/Now try the samevirtualenv...
View ArticleHow to create a virtualenv with Python3.3 in Ubuntu?
I'm running Precise Pangolin amd64. I installed Python 3.3 from ppa:fkrull/deadsnakes.Now I want to actually use this new Python version in a virtualenv. But How can I do this? I get the following...
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