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jypeter [Miniconda3 on a Windows computer] Improved
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 ====== JYP steps for installing Miniconda3 ====== ====== JYP steps for installing Miniconda3 ======
  
 +===== Before installing Python on a shared computer =====
 +
 +==== Desperately seeking a specific package ====
 +
 +Check if the Python package you are [[https://​www.imdb.com/​title/​tt0089017/​|desperately seeking]] is not already installed, before installing your own Python on shared Linux servers, or on a shared cluster !!
 +
 +  * Ask other users who know the local environment
 +
 +  * Read the servers/​cluster documentation
 +
 +  * Use ''​[[other:​newppl:​starting#​using_module_to_access_optional_programs|module avail [mod_name]]]''​ to find out the Python versions available, and then ''​module load''​ and ''​conda list''​ to get more information ​
 +    * e.g. on ''​spiritx'':​ <​code>​$ module avail python
 +python/​meso-3.8 ​ python/​meso-3.9 ​ python/​meso-3.10 ​ python/​meso-3.11
 +$ module avail anaconda
 +anaconda-meso/​2022.10 ​   anaconda3-py/​2020.11
 +anaconda-meso/​2023.09-0 ​ anaconda3-py/​2021.11
 +</​code>​
 +
 +  * Lots of Python packages do very similar things. Maybe you can use another installed package...
 +
 +  * If the packages you need are not available, it may be faster and easier to ask the local system administrators if they can install the packages, rather than doing everything yourself
 +
 +==== Using a specific Python on a jupyter server ====
 +
 +If there is a //jupyter notebook server// connected to your system, but the Python you want to use is not available on the server, follow the [[other:​python:​starting#​using_a_non-standard_kernel|using a non-standard kernel]] instructions,​ rather than starting your own local server
 ===== Why should you use Miniconda3 ? ===== ===== Why should you use Miniconda3 ? =====
  
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 === Downloading the Miniconda3 installer === === Downloading the Miniconda3 installer ===
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 +  * Important: <wrap hi>do not install your own Python environment(s) on shared computers before you have made sure that the packages you need are not already installed, or cannot be easily installed in an existing environment (by the person who maintains this environment)!</​wrap>​
 +    * Check the output of ''​module avail'',​ read your system documentation,​ ask other users...
  
   * We use a download link that always point to the [[https://​docs.anaconda.com/​free/​miniconda/#​latest-miniconda-installer-links|latest version of the Linux installer]]   * We use a download link that always point to the [[https://​docs.anaconda.com/​free/​miniconda/#​latest-miniconda-installer-links|latest version of the Linux installer]]
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       * Note: Mac users should use the latest [[https://​docs.anaconda.com/​free/​miniconda/#​latest-miniconda-installer-links|macOS installer]] appropriate for their computer       * Note: Mac users should use the latest [[https://​docs.anaconda.com/​free/​miniconda/#​latest-miniconda-installer-links|macOS installer]] appropriate for their computer
     * The installer is based on **Python 3.12.2 and Conda 24.3.0 as of April 2024**     * The installer is based on **Python 3.12.2 and Conda 24.3.0 as of April 2024**
 +
  
   * Find some temporary space on Linux (or Windows, if you are using [[other:​win10wsl|WSL]])   * Find some temporary space on Linux (or Windows, if you are using [[other:​win10wsl|WSL]])
-    * e.g. Linux at **LSCE**:\\ ''​$ cd /​home/​scratch01/​$USER''​ +    * e.g. Linux on the **LSCE** ​servers:\\ ''​$ cd /​home/​scratch01/​$USER''​ 
-    * e.g. Linux at **spiritx**:<​code>​$ mkdir /​homedata/​$USER/​Scratch+    * e.g. Linux on the IPSL **spiritx** ​cluster:<​code>​$ mkdir /​homedata/​$USER/​Scratch
 $ cd /​homedata/​$USER/​Scratch</​code>​ $ cd /​homedata/​$USER/​Scratch</​code>​
-    * e.g. Linux on a **personal PC/Mac desktop/​laptop**:​ use a scratch/​temporary directory with //enough// space+    * e.g. Linux on a **personal PC/Mac desktop/​laptop**:​ use a local scratch/​temporary directory with //enough// space
  
   * Use ''​wget''​ to download the latest installer (138 Mb as of 22 Mar 2024):\\ <​code>​$ wget https://​repo.anaconda.com/​miniconda/​Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh   * Use ''​wget''​ to download the latest installer (138 Mb as of 22 Mar 2024):\\ <​code>​$ wget https://​repo.anaconda.com/​miniconda/​Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
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   * Check the current version of ''​conda''​   * Check the current version of ''​conda''​
-    * <​code>​$ conda list -n base | grep conda+    * <​code>​$ conda list -n base | grep '^conda'
 # packages in environment at /​path_to_miniconda:​ # packages in environment at /​path_to_miniconda:​
 conda                     ​24.1.2 ​         py312h06a4308_0 conda                     ​24.1.2 ​         py312h06a4308_0
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 ==== Installation history ==== ==== Installation history ====
  
 +You can get the current list of installed packages with ''​conda list -n existing_environment'',​ but it may also be useful to know in which order the packages were installed:
  
 +  * ''​conda list -n existing_environment %%--%%revisions'':​ display **exactly** what was installed and when (including the updates, and automatic dependencies installation)
 +    * You can theoretically roll back to a previous ''​RR''​ //​revision//​ number with: ''​conda install -n existing_environment %%--%%revision RR''​
 +  * There is more information in the ''/​path_to_miniconda/​conda-meta/​history''​ installation log files.
 +    * ''​base''​ history file: ''/​path_to_miniconda/​conda-meta/​history''​
 +    * ''​existing_environment''​ history file: ''/​path_to_miniconda/​envs/​existing_environment/​conda-meta/​history''​
 +    * e.g. installation commands for the ''​base''​ environment:​\\ <​code>​ $ egrep -e '​cmd:'​ -e '​==>'​ /​homedata/​jypmce/​miniconda3_2024-03/​conda-meta/​history
 +
 +==> 2024-02-23 18:39:23 <==
 +# cmd: constructor /​tmp/​tmp.4um5tGKcqW/​miniconda3/​ --output-dir /​tmp/​tmp.4um5tGKcqW
 +==> 2024-03-27 16:10:01 <==
 +# cmd: /​homedata/​jypmce/​miniconda3_2024-03/​bin/​conda update -n base --all
 +==> 2024-03-28 11:38:08 <==
 +[...]
 +==> 2024-04-24 17:47:32 <==
 +# cmd: /​homedata/​jypmce/​miniconda3_2024-03/​bin/​conda update -n base --all</​code>​
 +    * You can also, use a script and the ''​conda''​ module available **in the ''​base''​ environment**:​ [[https://​github.com/​conda/​conda/​issues/​4545#​issuecomment-469984684|example]]
 ===== Uninstalling Miniconda3 ===== ===== Uninstalling Miniconda3 =====
  
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     * ''​Start''​ => ''​Settings'' ​ => ''​Apps''​ => ''​Apps & features''​     * ''​Start''​ => ''​Settings'' ​ => ''​Apps''​ => ''​Apps & features''​
   * Select ''​Miniconda3 py3xxxxx''​   * Select ''​Miniconda3 py3xxxxx''​
-  * Click on ''​Uninstall''​ and follow the instructions displayed by the uninstaller window\\ This will remove: +  * Click on ''​Uninstall''​ and follow the instructions displayed by the uninstaller window 
-    * The (very big) directory that you specified when you installed //​Miniconda3//​ +    * This will remove: 
-    * The ''​conda''​ shortcuts from the ''​Start Menu''​+      * The (very big) directory that you specified when you installed //​Miniconda3//​ 
 +      * The ''​conda''​ shortcuts from the ''​Start Menu''​ 
 +    * This will **not** remove your local configuration file ''​C:​\Users\your_login\.condarc''​
  
 ==== Linux-like computer ==== ==== Linux-like computer ====
 +
 +FIXME
  
  
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