Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Conda quickly installs, runs, and updates line by viewing the command-line help. 1.1.2 Conda packages • What is a conda package? • .conda file format • Using packages • Package structure • Metapackages – Anaconda metapackage – Mutex metapackages information What is a conda package? A conda package is a compressed tarball file (.tar.bz2) or .conda file that contains: • system-level libraries. • Python or other modules. • executable programs and other

Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Conda quickly installs, runs, and updates line by viewing the command-line help. 1.1.2 Conda packages • What is a conda package? • .conda file format • Using packages • Package structure • Metapackages – Anaconda metapackage – Mutex metapackages information What is a conda package? A conda package is a compressed tarball file (.tar.bz2) or .conda file that contains: • system-level libraries. • Python or other modules. • executable programs and other

Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Conda quickly installs, runs and updates conda Documentation, Release 4.6.0 1.2.1 Conda directory structure This section describes the conda system directory structure. ROOT_DIR The directory that Anaconda or Miniconda was installed into. EXAMPLES: environ- ments. Each package resides in a subdirectory corresponding to its canonical name. /envs The system location for additional conda environments to be created. The following subdirectories comprise

Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Conda quickly installs, runs and updates conda Documentation, Release 4.6.1 1.2.1 Conda directory structure This section describes the conda system directory structure. ROOT_DIR The directory that Anaconda or Miniconda was installed into. EXAMPLES: environ- ments. Each package resides in a subdirectory corresponding to its canonical name. /envs The system location for additional conda environments to be created. The following subdirectories comprise

the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file. � Tip Find more packages and channels Service for Academia and Research, and the Anaconda Terms of Service FAQ to answer your questions. System requirements • A supported operating systems: Windows, macOS, or Linux • For Miniconda or Miniforge: or C:\Users\my-username\conda). Regular installation Follow the instructions for your operating system: • Windows • macOS • Linux Installing in silent mode You can use silent installation of Miniconda

the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file. � Tip Find more packages and channels Service for Academia and Research, and the Anaconda Terms of Service FAQ to answer your questions. System requirements • A supported operating systems: Windows, macOS, or Linux • For Miniconda or Miniforge: or C:\Users\my-username\conda). Regular installation Follow the instructions for your operating system: • Windows • macOS • Linux Installing in silent mode You can use silent installation of Miniconda

the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file. � Tip Find more packages and channels Service for Academia and Research, and the Anaconda Terms of Service FAQ to answer your questions. System requirements • A supported operating systems: Windows, macOS, or Linux • For Miniconda or Miniforge: or C:\Users\my-username\conda). Regular installation Follow the instructions for your operating system: • Windows • macOS • Linux Installing in silent mode You can use silent installation of Miniconda

Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/ C++, FORTRAN Conda is an open-source package management system and environment management system that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Conda quickly installs, runs, and updates line by viewing the command-line help. 1.1.2 Conda packages • What is a conda package? • .conda file format • Using packages • Package structure • Metapackages – Anaconda metapackage – Mutex metapackages information What is a conda package? A conda package is a compressed tarball file (.tar.bz2) or .conda file that contains: • system-level libraries. • Python or other modules. • executable programs and other

the default channels in your .condarc file. For a direct example, see Channel locations (channels) or read the entire Using the .condarc conda configuration file. � Tip Find more packages and channels installing conda via the Miniconda installer. 12 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 24.7.1 System requirements • A supported operating systems: Windows, macOS, or Linux • For Miniconda or Miniforge: or C:\Users\my-username\conda). Regular installation Follow the instructions for your operating system: • Windows • macOS • Linux Installing in silent mode You can use silent installation of Miniconda

packages What is a conda package? A conda package is a compressed tarball file (.tar.bz2) or .conda file that contains: • system-level libraries. • Python or other modules. • executable programs and other tar archive directly. .conda file format The .conda file format was introduced in conda 4.7 as a more compact, and thus faster, alternative to a tarball. The .conda file format consists of an outer, quickly. .conda is the preferred file format to use where available, although we continue to provide .tar.bz2 files in tandem. Read more about the introduction of the .conda file format. Note: In conda 4.7