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System Python
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Debian Bookworm ships with Python 3.11 and the [PEP 668](https://peps.python.org/pep-0668/) flag that it's "externally managed". This protects the system-wide packages by preventing the use of `pip` to install packages globally or within the user scope. Instead users should create proper [virtual environments](https://compenv.phys.ethz.ch/python/ecosystem_1/30_virtual_environments/). We only install the minimum of Python packages required for system administration. If you need Python 3.11, feel free to create virtual environments with your packages. But in general we recommend to use our Pyenv Python.
Debian Bookworm ships with Python 3.11 and the [PEP 668](https://compenv.phys.ethz.ch/python/ecosystem_1/22_pip/#pep-668) flag that it's "externally managed". This protects the system-wide packages by preventing the use of `pip` to install packages globally or within the user scope. Instead users should create proper [virtual environments](https://compenv.phys.ethz.ch/python/ecosystem_1/30_virtual_environments/). We only install the minimum of Python packages required for system administration. If you need Python 3.11, feel free to create virtual environments with your packages. But in general we recommend to use our Pyenv Python.