Re: Where do i put custom libs in python?

Basicly what @magurp244 said I would like to add something.
You should, in almost no circumstances have to move libs into the site-packages folder manually.
And another note: You should really take a look at virtual environments. A virtual environments job is to separate your libraries (dependencies) from each other in each project.
For example: If you aren't using virtual environments, what do you do then, when project a requires lib version 1.2.3 and project b requires lib version 3.2.1. If you aren't running in a virtual environment my former example, would become a mature Headache.

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