I’m running some python scripts on some Linux clusters using SGE or SLURM. I already have my conda environment set up properly using the login node. I have been writing something like to activate the environment properly. (I have done a lot of work to figure this out) However, I just found some example codes like seems to do the
Tag: conda
jupyter notebook can’t detect conda kernels only on boot
I’m trying to automatically start jupyter server on boot. (ec2, amazon linux) I got the jupyter server working and correctly loading all the conda kernels. and I tried to run jupyter on boot. (tried rc.local, systemd, crontab and all fails to load conda kernels and only loads basic python2 and python3 kernels) I’ve traced it down to the nb_conda_kernels not
change default environment from (base) to (env) in conda/anaconda in Ubuntu
My question is not about changing the .bashrc file to append source activate env because it does the same same task. I have no problem writing an extra line of code everytime I use the environment but the problem is that when I deactivate, it switches it to (base) back again. How can I stop switching to make the (env)
How to precise the Perl version when creating a package using conda-build
I am trying to create a package for a Perl module I have and then put it in a local channel to be able to install it in a conda environement. I am trying to follow the conda documentation but as it’s the first time I’m trying to do that, I kind of lost myself. Doc to create a conda
Can I install julia on anaconda without creating new environment?
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
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