to install pip on fedora linuxenter sudo yum install python -pip into terminal window you'll need to enter the administrator password for your computer the pip tool is run from terminal (also called command linewindownot from python' interactive shell on windowsrun the "command promptprogram from the start menu on macosrun terminal from spotlight on ubuntu linuxrun terminal from ubuntu dash or press ctrl alt- if pip' folder is not listed in the path environment variableyou may have to change directories in the terminal window with the cd command before running pip if you need to find out your usernamerun echo %usernameon windows or whoami on macos and linux then run cd pip folderwhere pip' folder is :\users\\appdata\local\programs \python\python \scripts on windows on macosit is in /library/frameworks /python framework/versions/ /binon linuxit is in /homelocal/binthen you'll be in the right folder to run the pip tool installing third-party modules the executable file for the pip tool is called pip on windows and pip on macos and linux from the command lineyou pass it the command install followed by the name of the module you want to install for exampleon windows you would enter pip install --user modulewhere module is the name of the module because future changes to these third-party modules may be backward incompatiblei recommend that you install the exact versions used in this bookas given later in this section you can add - module==version to the end of the module name to install particular version note that there are two equal signs in this command line option for examplepip install --user - send trash=installs version of the send trash module you can install all of the modules covered in this book by downloading the "requirementsfiles for your operating system from /automatestuff and running one of the following commandson windowspip install --user - automate-win-requirements txt --user on macospip install --user - automate-mac-requirements txt --user on linuxpip install --user - automate-linux-requirements txt --user appendix