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Tell me, if this idea is (1) useful, (2) possible or (3) already exists: A local command line tool that runs standard Unix CLI on a fully configured remote server but on local files. So say the local machine only has a process called 'remo' that talks to a 'remo-server' process on a remote machine fully configured with git, gradle, python, java, etc. Then I could do something like this locally: > remo git -clone https://github.com/user/MyProject > cd MyProject > remo gradle build So with 'remo' I would be able to run all manner of CLI apps that read/write to the local file system without installing anything local. The two processes would be reasonably simple: The local 'remo' CLI app does this: - Open socket to 'remo-server' process on remote machine - Execute remote CLI apps - Vend file system info to 'remo-s

Which is the more standard way to use venv for Python 3.8 or newer? 1) venv at the same level: create new project on GH git clone https://github.com/user/myproject python -m venv myproject cd myproject (activate venv) ____ 2) clone first, venv in subdirectory: create new project on GH git clone https://github.com/user/myproject cd myproject python -m venv venv (activate venv) ___ 3) something completely different? if so, what?