Please don't make this another 'ruby is better' thing, OK?
Just use 'pip install' and forget the rest, this is overwhelmingly the most common advice. If you don't follow this advice and you still complain about installing Python packages, you are inflicting that damage on yourself voluntarily.
Most things you need to use on Windows have exe/msi installers, if you cannot get pip working on Windows (it's not rocket science though)
Just use 'pip install' and forget the rest, this is overwhelmingly the most common advice. If you don't follow this advice and you still complain about installing Python packages, you are inflicting that damage on yourself voluntarily.
Most things you need to use on Windows have exe/msi installers, if you cannot get pip working on Windows (it's not rocket science though)