Hello,
I think you should use virtualenv for lot of reasons:
* it is easy to use
* you can even change you python interpreter according context without
mixing accidentally libs from previous version, for example
* you can test if upgrading a library, module, app doesn't break your
project (you can try to upgrade Django for example) non-regression
* you'll know precisely requirements of each project
* you can reproduce live server environment (current and future)
Comparing using or not using virtualenv, you'll spend more energy to
"manually" manage libraries than using virtualenv each time.
Regards,
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