First virtualenv. The easiest way for you is to install Linux mint package python-virtualenv.
Then you can use `virtualenv ~/.config/django_env` to setup your virtual env. To use it, you need to activate it with the command `source ~/.config/django_env/bin/activate`. You need that command each time you open a new terminal.
Once you are in an activated virtualenv, you can use pip to install python package. `pip install django` should install django in your virtualenv, making django specific binary like django-admin and the django library available to python if started inside that activated virtualenv.
At this point, it's a good idea to follow the official django tutorial [0] as well as the django girls tutorial [1]. Doing this will answer most of the question you might have on django.
[0] https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/intro/
[1] thttp://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/django_start_project/
Hi santosh,i installed oracle VM virtual box and linux mint, can send the installation steps for django and virtualenv setup.
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