Fascinating. I was just wondering if anyone could actually like snap and I personally knew no one until now.
FWIW I’m a long time Kubuntu user and I like it very much. But the snap experience has me on the brink of switching to a different distro.
Fascinating. I was just wondering if anyone could actually like snap and I personally knew no one until now.
FWIW I’m a long time Kubuntu user and I like it very much. But the snap experience has me on the brink of switching to a different distro.
VLC always had a ton of applications, network device playback, TV, streaming server, files, physical media, music player, effects, recording, AV format conversion, subtitles, plugins and so on.
I think VS Code is doing its own thing and it might be better if you create your own. It doesn’t have to be called .venv, that is just a VS Code convention.
python -m venv myenv
and then
source myvenv/bin/activate
should do it.
Otherwise there is something wrong in your path or a weird python installation.
python --version
should give you a version number 3.4 or above, because these have venv included and need no additional pip installs
Some NT net utilities even had BSD info in their binaries.
Especially considering the last Spongebob movie was an atrocious 3d animated abomination. Oh god, I sound like Squidward.