This is very close minded. It's best to avoid statements like that.

I feel like having a working python environment is not a great requirement to managing your python environment.

My OS has hard dependency on python, so i'll always have working python environment.

Also, i tend to run pip like 4-5 times max (except initial package installations) during whole project lifetime, or not at all if packages are in distro already. Its speed is ok for that. So I'm not sure what "should" i miss.

is this ragebait ?

most of the stuff in the python ecosystem have a core built in C, including the language itself.

Definitely has never seen/used uv

Wait until you find out what language Python is written in.

Last time I looked it was in C.

Why?

+1

This is quite a disappointing self-limitation given the improvements uv brings to the table. You’re missing out on some good stuff.

I don't think so. It'd be best to fix native tools.