I am an Ubuntu user, I have anaconda py3, I want to install julia form conda-forge channel, but when installing it using the following It tells me that some of the packages are gonna upgraded, I am afraid that it may cause a conflict with py3. I know I can create an environment for julia using but I want to
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How to manually clean up conda in my home directory?
I use Anaconda in my computer to handle my python versions and environments. The location of the Anaconda installation (and consequently the default location for newly created environments) is /opt/anaconda3/. I have two custom environments that I have created – envA and envB. envA is present in /opt/anaconda3/envs/envA and envB is in ~/.conda/envs/envB. This is because I chose it that
OpenCV 3.1.0 imshow in Linux does not work for webcam (Python)
I’m trying to use code from the official openCV tutorial for showing video from webcam using cv2.imshow() in Ubuntu/Python 3.6: And I get the following error for cv2.imshow(): The function is not implemented. Rebuild the library with Windows, GTK+ 2.x or Carbon support. If you are on Ubuntu or Debian, install libgtk2.0-dev and pkg-config, then re-run cmake or configure script
How to create a conda environment with specified libraires?
When creating a new conda environment, some packages are installed by default. I believe there is a way to specify the default libraries to install when creating a new environment without having to type all the names after the conda create command. Is there any file I can edit so as to specify which are the default libraries to install