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If you need to install an executable python program, use
pipxit will create special environment for the python program so it won't break anything else in the system but it only works on packages (pipx install some-package) that have entry scripts (so can be called directly, libraries usually do not have that as you use them from other python program).In short that error you get that tells you to use zypper is there for an important reason.
Yea that messages spooked me from using pip.