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 components. • metadata under the referred to as a metapackage. The metapackage may contain dependencies to several core, low-level libraries and can contain links to software files that are automatically downloaded when executed. Metapackages The Anaconda metapackage contains several core, low-level libraries, including compression, encryption, linear alge- bra, and some GUI libraries. Read more about the Anaconda metapackage and Anaconda Distribution

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 components. • metadata under the referred to as a metapackage. The metapackage may contain dependencies to several core, low-level libraries and can contain links to software files that are automatically downloaded when executed. Metapackages The Anaconda metapackage contains several core, low-level libraries, including compression, encryption, linear alge- bra, and some GUI libraries. Read more about the Anaconda metapackage and Anaconda Distribution

welcome conda, Release 25.1.2.dev1 channels: - defaults pkg_dirs: - /shared/conda/pkgs - $HOME/.conda/pkgs envs_dirs: - /shared/conda/envs - $HOME/.conda/envs These RPM and Debian packages also provide to use --dry-run --json to obtain the solution and process the payload into a lockfile that can be shared with the target machine. See Create explicit lockfiles without creating an environment for more details This Python interpreter is in a conda environment, but the environment has not been activated. Libraries may fail to load. To activate this environment please see https://conda.io/activation. If you receive

welcome conda, Release 24.11.3.dev2 channels: - defaults pkg_dirs: - /shared/conda/pkgs - $HOME/.conda/pkgs envs_dirs: - /shared/conda/envs - $HOME/.conda/envs These RPM and Debian packages also provide to use --dry-run --json to obtain the solution and process the payload into a lockfile that can be shared with the target machine. See Create explicit lockfiles without creating an environment for more details This Python interpreter is in a conda environment, but the environment has not been activated. Libraries may fail to load. To activate this environment please see https://conda.io/activation. If you receive

welcome conda, Release 24.9.3.dev1 channels: - defaults pkg_dirs: - /shared/conda/pkgs - $HOME/.conda/pkgs envs_dirs: - /shared/conda/envs - $HOME/.conda/envs These RPM and Debian packages also provide to use --dry-run --json to obtain the solution and process the payload into a lockfile that can be shared with the target machine. See Create explicit lockfiles without creating an environment for more details This Python interpreter is in a conda environment, but the environment has not been activated. Libraries may fail to load. To activate this environment please see https://conda.io/activation. If you receive

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 components. • metadata under the referred to as a metapackage. The metapackage may contain dependencies to several core, low-level libraries and can contain links to software files that are automatically downloaded when executed. Metapackages The Anaconda metapackage contains several core, low-level libraries, including compression, encryption, linear alge- bra, and some GUI libraries. Read more about the Anaconda metapackage and Anaconda Distribution

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 components. • metadata under the referred to as a metapackage. The metapackage may contain dependencies to several core, low-level libraries and can contain links to software files that are automatically downloaded when executed. Metapackages The Anaconda metapackage contains several core, low-level libraries, including compression, encryption, linear alge- bra, and some GUI libraries. Read more about the Anaconda metapackage and Anaconda Distribution

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 components. • metadata under the referred to as a metapackage. The metapackage may contain dependencies to several core, low-level libraries and can contain links to software files that are automatically downloaded when executed. Metapackages The Anaconda metapackage contains several core, low-level libraries, including compression, encryption, linear alge- bra, and some GUI libraries. Read more about the Anaconda metapackage and Anaconda Distribution

sample configuration could look like: channels: - defaults pkg_dirs: - /shared/conda/pkgs - $HOME/.conda/pkgs envs_dirs: - /shared/conda/envs - $HOME/.conda/envs These RPM and Debian packages also provide This Python interpreter is in a conda environment, but the environment has not been activated. Libraries may fail to load. To activate this environment please see https://conda.io/activation. If you receive concept of libraries and executables that know where to search for their dependencies (RPATH). Instead, Windows relies on a dynamic-link library search order. If environments are not active, libraries won't

sample configuration could look like: channels: - defaults pkg_dirs: - /shared/conda/pkgs - $HOME/.conda/pkgs envs_dirs: - /shared/conda/envs - $HOME/.conda/envs These RPM and Debian packages also provide This Python interpreter is in a conda environment, but the environment has not been activated. Libraries may fail to load. To activate this environment please see https://conda.io/activation. If you receive concept of libraries and executables that know where to search for their dependencies (RPATH). Instead, Windows relies on a dynamic-link library search order. If environments are not active, libraries won't