1. You can compile Python 2.6 (or 2.7) in your home directory and use
that to create your virtualenvs.
2. I do 100% of my Python work with virtualenv, and would never do
otherwise.
3. It is not a nightmare AT ALL, and is wonderful.
4. With pip install, pip freeze, and pip install -r it's super-easy to
replicate a virtualenv.
Like you, I use Cent OS with Python 2.4 installed, but all of our apps
run under Python 2.7.
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