AnacondaInitialSetup1

Initial setup

Anaconda setup writes a few lines to your .zshrc(mac) or .bashrc(linux). I prefer to move these to a file named $HOME/bin/conda_stuff (with $HOME/bin in my PATH) so that it doesn't run by default, but rather I can switch it on by typing merely:

$ . conda_stuff

Creating an environment

conda create --name py310a python=3.10
conda create --name py39a python=3.9

Activating an environment

conda activate py310a

Deactivating an environment

conda deactivate

Anaconda and Cygwin

conda init bash

Now for cygwin, you need to either add the following to your .bashrc, or else create a separate file (like I do) called e.g. $HOME/bin/conda_stuff that you can source with . conda_stuff which prevents the problem of the conda stuff taking a short time to run (a shell taking a second to start can be annoying).

# >>> conda initialize >>>
# !! Contents within this block are managed by 'conda init' !!
eval "$('/cygdrive/c/Users/john/anaconda3/Scripts/conda.exe' 'shell.bash' 'hook')"
# <<< conda initialize <<<
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