Installing conda # To install conda, you must first pick the right installer for you. The following are the most popular installers currently available: Miniconda # Miniconda is a minimal installer provided by Anaconda. Use this installer if you want to install most packages yourself. Anaconda Distribution # Anaconda Distribution is a full featured installer that comes with a suite of packages ...
Conda Documentation # Conda provides package, dependency, and environment management for any language. The following documentation site provides all you need to get started with leveraging the power of conda.
Getting started with conda # Conda is a powerful command line tool for package and environment management that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. This guide to getting started with conda goes over the basics of starting up and using conda to create environments and install packages.
Managing environments # With conda, you can create, export, list, remove, and update environments that have different versions of Python and/or packages installed in them. Switching or moving between environments is called activating the environment. You can also share an environment file. There are many options available for the commands described on this page. For a detailed reference on all ...
Conda is an open source project and always welcomes new contributions. Please read the following guides to get started developing conda and making your own contributions.
Configuring conda # Reference and explanation for all the ways you can configure conda Working with packages # Learn how to search for and use conda packages Working with environments # Learn how to create, update, remove, and export your conda environments Additional resources # Cheat sheet # Commonly used commands organized into a PDF ...
Updating conda # Open a terminal window. Run conda update conda. Uninstalling conda # Open a terminal window. Remove the entire conda install directory with (this may differ depending on your installation location) rm -rf ~/conda Optional: run conda init --reverse --all to undo changes to shell initialization scripts
Conda vs. pip vs. virtualenv commands # If you have used pip and virtualenv in the past, you can use conda to perform all of the same operations. Pip is a package manager and virtualenv is an environment manager. conda is both. Scroll to the right to see the entire table.