The reason I say you should "never" use sudo pip is, on any system maintained by a dedicated package manager, it can easily conflict with the system-maintained packages, which can make a real mess, especially where dependencies are concerned.
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Good explanation, @jcsvveiga .
The reason I say you should "never" use
sudo pip
is, on any system maintained by a dedicated package manager, it can easily conflict with the system-maintained packages, which can make a real mess, especially where dependencies are concerned.