I have always been a happy virtualenvwrapper user, but I abandoned it last year to use pyenv and pyenv-virtualenv. I don’t really remember why, as virtualenvwrapper is awesome. The problem is that lately I haven’t been creating and managing a lot of virtualenvs, so I often find myself having to search through pyenv docs to do basic stuff when needed. That’s why I wrote down the usual steps that I follow so that next time I can remember (or find) more easily.

15 years ago, my whole desktop environment was dark. Dark terminal, dark vim, dark graphic environment, and dark mp3 player. It was pretty cool. I felt like a hacker in those unrealistic 90s movies. Whoever stepped into my room would think that I was doing some rocket science. In fact, I was probaby just listening to mp3, learning some bash scripting and taking screenshots to share my cool desktop in online forums.