see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V Updating conda to the current version To update conda, in your terminal window, run:

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V Updating conda to the current version To update conda, in your terminal window, run:

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V Updating conda to the current version To update conda, in your terminal window, run:

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V Updating conda to the current version To update conda, in your terminal window, run:

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V 4.1. User guide 21 conda, Release 25.1.2.dev1 Updating conda to the current version

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V 4.1. User guide 21 conda, Release 24.11.3.dev2 Updating conda to the current version

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V Updating conda to the current version To update conda, in your terminal window, run:

see Managing environments. Listing environments To see a list of all your environments: conda info --envs A list of environments appears, similar to the following: conda environments: base /hom longer shown in your prompt, and the asterisk (*) returns to base. To verify, you can repeat the conda info --envs command. Installing packages You can also install packages into a previously created environment conda version is installed by running one of the following commands in your terminal window: conda info OR conda -V 4.1. User guide 21 conda, Release 24.9.3.dev1 Updating conda to the current version

libraries. • Python or other modules. • executable programs and other components. • metadata under the info/ directory. • a collection of files that are installed directly into an install prefix. Conda keeps pyflakes info LICENSE.txt files index.json paths.json recipe lib python3.5 • bin contains relevant binaries for the package. • lib contains the relevant library files (eg. the .py files). • info contains it is usually sufficient to add 1 track_feature to all options other than the default option. More info For reference, the Visual Studio version alignment on Windows also uses mutex metapackages. https://github

libraries. • Python or other modules. • executable programs and other components. • metadata under the info/ directory. • a collection of files that are installed directly into an install prefix. Conda keeps pyflakes info LICENSE.txt files index.json paths.json recipe lib python3.5 • bin contains relevant binaries for the package. • lib contains the relevant library files (eg. the .py files). • info contains it is usually sufficient to add 1 track_feature to all options other than the default option. More info For reference, the Visual Studio version alignment on Windows also uses mutex metapackages. https://github