I see. It’s be brilliant if the end goal is reached, but I feel we need to be extremely careful to make it a collaborated effort that covers uses for everybody (or at least most people), and can work well with as most other tools as possible. Otherwise we’re going to risk fragmenting the Python runtime ecosystem even more than it is now. I’m thinking how we have pyenv, adsf, Python-xy, Homebrew, system package managers, etc.; all of them are slightly broken in some way, and does not work with each other at all, so everyone has their favorite one, can offer no solution for anyone else, is unable to fix problems between each other, and leave users wondering why they need to install 3 different Python 3.6 on their machine.