Unless you are doing scientific computing or using Windows in which case you should use anaconda. Oh and if you are on a Mac you you use brew if you want to install things like tensorflow or imagemagick etc. You see there's only one thing to do it TM :)

Anaconda works very well on Linux.

I agree. Yet still most people doing scientific computing will end up with 17 installations on their system. I was just being facetious about the state of package management :)

Just fyi Poetry is still using pip under the hood. Also (unrelated to Poetry’s pip usage) if you ever build a dependency from source (the situation where pip executes arbitrary code), Poetry also executes arbitrary code.

I use poetry but regardless as soon as you import a library arbitrary code is executed.