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Please don't unofficially ship Bottles in distribution repositories
6 projects | /r/linux | 7 Jun 2022

Yep, I fully agree with you.
pip and cargo are not the same
5 projects | /r/rust | 23 Feb 2022

From a distro package maintainer perspective: at least C/C++ has the ability to link to libraries with different SONAMEs (or with nix, any other library). Python is exhausting to maintain because it's environment dependent. And although, this is bandaided by things like venv, where you can have separate environments, many people want to use python which have native extensions (e.g. tensorflow, PyO3, tkinter, numpy, etc), which need to play nicely with every other exposed python module. It creates a lot of work pinging upsteams that their semi-active package should support the latest of a given dependency. At worst, you get situations like this