`pixi` basically covers `conda` while using the same solver as `uv` and is written in Rust like `uv`.
Now is it a good idea to have python's package management tool handle non-python packages? I think that's debateable. I personally am in favor of a world where `uv` is simply the final python package management solution.
Wrote an article on it here: https://dublog.net/blog/so-many-python-package-managers/
It’s fast, takes yml files as an input (which is super convenient) and super intuitive
Quite surprised it isn’t more popular
Also crossing fingers that uv ends up being the last one standing when the comprehensive amounts of dust here settle. But until then, I'll look into pixi, on the off chance it minimizes some of my workplace sorrows.