~/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/) or in some global search-path of your python interpreter (e.g. Installing things with pip will fetch packages from the Python Package Index, and it will install them in a place where your python interpreter will find them: either into your home directory (e.g. Installing things with brew will install them into /usr/local/ Pip is a packager for the python world - you should only ever be able to install python-things with it homebrew is a package manager targetted at OSX it doesn't impose any restrictions onto what software you can install with it - since python is a subset of software.
Well, packages for OSX may include packages for python. If I had installed pillow with pip install pillow instead of brew install pillow would the installation on my system be any different? Why would Homebrew make a formula that does something that pip already does? Would it check for additional prerequisites or something? Why is there a formula for pillow with python2, but not as far as I can tell for pillow with python3? The first answers indicate that I haven't made myself plain.
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Can you explain it to me? Also, is it preferable to install with Homebrew if a formula is available? If installing with Homebrew is indeed preferable, do you know how to install pillow for python 3 with Homebrew? I've never understood the difference, if any, between installing a python package with pip and installing it with Homebrew. As it happens, I have already installed pip3. I've found a post on SO that says to first install pip3 with Homebrew and then use pip3 install pillow. I tried brew install pillow3 but no luck. I haven't been able to find a way to install it for python 3. I tried brew install pillow and it worked fine, but only for python 2.7. I have python 2.7 and python 3.4, both installed with Homebrew.
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