[18:57]  * Mooncairn prays to the computer gods, waiting and hoping the migration to 23.04 goes well.
[19:06] <cmaloney> Good luck
[20:02] <Mooncairn> So far, so good. Some manual package management needed, particularly for PPAs, but nothing too bad.
[20:20] <cmaloney> yeah, ubuntu is boring now, in a good way
[21:20] <Mooncairn> Sadly, the migration to Python 3.11 isn't as boring. Nothing worrisome system-wide, but $HOME/.local/lib stuff needs to be transitioned over.
[21:22] <Mooncairn> Worse, pip3 doesn't seem to want to have anything to do with $HOME/.local/lib.
[21:25] <Mooncairn> Yup, everything Python-based is borked with no fix in sight.
[21:25] <cmaloney> might need to rebuild the venvs
[21:26] <Mooncairn> (I mean everything under $HOME. It appears that the only sanctioned way to install Python packages is through apt.)
[21:26] <Mooncairn> I install a number of utility programs that are written in python, with invocation scripts in ~/.local/bin.
[21:30] <Mooncairn> And python3.10 is gone from Ubuntu 23.04, so going back to it isn't an immediate option.
[21:31] <Scary_Guy> I did it when it just came out with a derivitive (Regolith Linux) and had zero issues.
[22:21] <Mooncairn> pipx (https://github.com/pypa/pipx) seems to be the new way to manage Python-based programs. I don't think it works for Python libraries used by editors like Neovim, so I'm still stuck with whatever is in Lunar and nothing else.
[23:11] <cmaloney> deadsnakes is an option
[23:12] <cmaloney> https://launchpad.net/~deadsnakes/+archive/ubuntu/ppa