> I don't think the installation by default would be a good idea. > This is distro land, and I think we should promote using the distro packages. > People wanting to install venv and pip know how to do this. But pyvenv is, since release 3.4, part of the Python standard library. It's not a separated tool or something like that. It's like if the Python os module is shipped in a separated package, and users must install it before importing it in a program. And I think that, for a module which is meant to be in the standard library, "but on Ubuntu you should install the python3-venv package before" isn't a great thing, is it?
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