python - create virtual environment for Enthought Training on Debian -
i'm running 64-bit flavor of debian (lmde) gnome, includes system python , various python-using applets , applications. have long-standing interest in scientific software, acquired spare time , enthought training license. i'd setup work enthought training exercises, apparently means installing canopy (formerly epd), possibly et al.
i therefore want install canopy (and whatever else need enthought training not independently available via debian packages, opposed python packages) python virtual environment (as opposed vm kvm, virtualbox, or vmware) not cause problems dependencies of system python. how this? conda? venv? virtualenv? unfortunately i'm not seeing howto's on enthought's site, why i'm asking here (since they recommend asking on stackoverflow tag=enthought).
detailed howto appreciated, still pretty weak pythonically :-(
unnecessarily complicated. if install enthought canopy , don't make default python, won't interfere system python @ all, default installs entirely home directory. enthought python default inside canopy app , inside canopy terminal open canopy tools menu, not otherwise.
it may know when install python package, install into particular python installation, not system @ large. packages install canopy, using canopy's package tools, installed in canopy not system python.
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