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I want to install pip in cygwin (Windows 10). When I try that I get the comment that the destination file is missing. So how can I choose file? Is there any way to see the entire file system in cygwin? I have, or so I thought, already installed pip from cygwin installation package but when I try to run pip (or virtualenv) from cygwin I only get back command not found. So, if the question seems confused then it reflects my state of mind accurately.
1Although he asks about viewing file system in cygwin, I believe he wants to install pip, so I answered that. As far as the file system in cygwin, it is 'hiding' in C:\cygwin64. For example the home directory \home\username is on the windows file system at c:\cygwin64\home\username – Dan Sp. – 2018-05-03T20:42:46.980
I suspect this question was closed in error. but in any case, open the cygwin installer again, and search for "pip" under install-able packages, you will find a package named something like
python38-pip
, installing this package gives you the commandpip3.8
, now run:pip3.8 install --upgrade pip
, once that finishes, thepip
command is finally available, and it should be the latest released version of pip, mission complete :) – hanshenrik – 2020-01-11T22:23:23.873