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##Here is a nice way to install virtualenvwrapper(update of this ).

Download virtualenv-1.11.4 (you can find latest at here), Unzip it, open terminal

# Create a bootstrapenv and activate it:
$ cd ~
$ python <path to unzipped folder>/virtualenv.py bootstrapenv
$ source bootstrapenv/bin/activate
# Install virtualenvwrapper:
$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkdir -p ~/bootstrapenv/Envs
# append it to file `.bashrc`
$ vi ~/.bashrc
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/activate
 export WORKON_HOME=~/bootstrapenv/Envs
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
# run it now.
$ source ~/.bashrc

That is it, now you can use mkvirtualenv env1, lsvirtualenv ..etc

Note: you can delete virtualenv-1.11.4 and virtualenv-1.11.4.zip from Downloads folders.

Here is a nice way to install virtualenvwrapper(update of this ).

Download virtualenv-1.11.4 (you can find latest at here), Unzip it, open terminal

# Create a bootstrapenv and activate it:
$ cd ~
$ python <path to unzipped folder>/virtualenv.py bootstrapenv
$ source bootstrapenv/bin/activate
# Install virtualenvwrapper:
$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkdir -p ~/bootstrapenv/Envs
# append it to file `.bashrc`
$ vi ~/.bashrc
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/activate
 export WORKON_HOME=~/bootstrapenv/Envs
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
# run it now.
$ source ~/.bashrc

That is it, now you can use mkvirtualenv env1, lsvirtualenv ..etc

Note: you can delete virtualenv-1.11.4 and virtualenv-1.11.4.zip from Downloads folders.

##Here is a nice way to install virtualenvwrapper(update of this).

Download virtualenv-1.11.4 (you can find latest at here), Unzip it, open terminal

# Create a bootstrapenv and activate it:
$ cd ~
$ python <path to unzipped folder>/virtualenv.py bootstrapenv
$ source bootstrapenv/bin/activate
# Install virtualenvwrapper:
$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkdir -p ~/bootstrapenv/Envs
# append it to file `.bashrc`
$ vi ~/.bashrc
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/activate
 export WORKON_HOME=~/bootstrapenv/Envs
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
# run it now.
$ source ~/.bashrc

That is it, now you can use mkvirtualenv env1, lsvirtualenv ..etc

Note: you can delete virtualenv-1.11.4 and virtualenv-1.11.4.zip from Downloads folders.

##Here is a nice way to install virtualenvwrapper(update of this).

Download virtualenv-1.11.4 (you can find latest at here), Unzip it, open terminal

# Create a bootstrapenv and activate it:
$ cd ~
$ python <path to unzipped folder>/virtualenv.py bootstrapenv
$ source bootstrapenv/bin/activate
# Install virtualenvwrapper:
$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkdir -p ~/bootstrapenv/Envs
# append it to file `.bashrc`
$ vi ~/.bashrc
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/activate
 export WORKON_HOME=~/bootstrapenv/Envs
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
# run it now.
$ source ~/.bashrc

That is it, now you can use mkvirtualenv env1, lsvirtualenv ..etc

Note: you can delete virtualenv-1.11.4 and virtualenv-1.11.4.zip from Downloads folders.

##Here is a nice way to install virtualenvwrapper(update of this).

Download virtualenv-1.11.4 (you can find latest at here), Unzip it, open terminal

# Create a bootstrapenv and activate it:
$ cd ~
$ python <path to unzipped folder>/virtualenv.py bootstrapenv
$ source bootstrapenv/bin/activate
# Install virtualenvwrapper:
$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkdir -p ~/bootstrapenv/Envs
# add it to startup(`.bashrc`)
$ vi ~/.bashrc
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/activate
 export WORKON_HOME=~/bootstrapenv/Envs
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh

That is it, now you can use mkvirtualenv env1, lsvirtualenv ..etc

Note: you can delete virtualenv-1.11.4 and virtualenv-1.11.4.zip from Downloads folders.

##Here is a nice way to install virtualenvwrapper(update of this).

Download virtualenv-1.11.4 (you can find latest at here), Unzip it, open terminal

# Create a bootstrapenv and activate it:
$ cd ~
$ python <path to unzipped folder>/virtualenv.py bootstrapenv
$ source bootstrapenv/bin/activate
# Install virtualenvwrapper:
$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkdir -p ~/bootstrapenv/Envs
# append it to file `.bashrc`
$ vi ~/.bashrc
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/activate
 export WORKON_HOME=~/bootstrapenv/Envs
 source ~/bootstrapenv/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
# run it now.
$ source ~/.bashrc

That is it, now you can use mkvirtualenv env1, lsvirtualenv ..etc

Note: you can delete virtualenv-1.11.4 and virtualenv-1.11.4.zip from Downloads folders.