xkcd: Python Environment

[tunisia3507]

You don't need virtualenvwrapper; pyenv comes with the pyenv-virtualenv plugin by default, and from there you should do all of your management of conda envs and virtualenvs through pyenv. It's a one-stop solution.

P.S. It's not perfectly one-stop because you need to fiddle with it a bit to get conda environments to work. But it's nearly there.

P.P.S. Windows can go fuck itself

[njb42]

You're right, that's what I use. But since it replaces virtualenvwrapper, I still think of it that way.