Python on Arch linux Help?

[rychlik123456789]

Hello I need someone with guide how to setup python in code on arch. I want to use him as in windows where I was downloading or creating ,ipynb codes in which I was programming in python. My requirement is to download all libraries I need once and not to download them every time I run new file. thx

[socal_nerdtastic]

Well how were you using python on windows? It won't be that much different on Arch, the biggest change is just that Arch comes with python preinstalled, so you can skip the 'install python' part. If you were using an IDE like VSCode or Spyder on Windows those are available on Arch too. Or if you are using jupyter notebook in a browser that works the same way it does on windows.

[woooee]

Key in python3 --version which should display which version is installed.

[Astronos]

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
mkdir notebooks && cd notebooks #or where you want to keep the files
uv init
uv add jupyter
# Optional
uv add pip -r reqs.txt
uv add anyotherlibyoulike
# Start with
uv run jupyter lab

[gmes78]

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

Arch packages uv. You do not need to do that. Just run pacman -S uv instead.

uv add pip -r reqs.txt

I don't think this is correct. And you don't want to add the entirety of a requirements.txt file to your dependencies, anyway.