On 2018-04-24 22:07:03 +0700 (+0700), Nguyễn Hồng Quân wrote: [...] > I don't need to "not disturb" system. > If have to use conda, pyenv, I would rather build Python3.6 from source > tarball, not to bring more overhead (conda body, pyenv body), and > "Python3.6 from source" still not disturb my system, because it is > installed to "/usr/local". > > But I don't want any method that requires to build Python from source > (tarball, pythonz, conda or alike), because I really need *pre-built > binaries*. [...] Unless I'm missing something, there's no substantial difference between building a package of Python3.6 and copying it to the system, or performing a `make altinstall` and copying the resulting files (via rsync, tar and scp, whatever) to the target system. If you're okay with the idea of building packages remotely, then why not build from source remotely? -- Jeremy Stanley
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