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Anaconda.org hosts a curated collection of conda environments built by Anaconda for common use cases. You can browse and install these environments with a single command. Browsing environments does not require an account.

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Searching for environments

Search for environments by name, description, included packages, or tag using the search bar.
The environment search page on Anaconda.org
Select the filter icon to open the All Filters menu. From here, you can filter your search results using the following options:

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Viewing environment details

Select an environment card to view its details.
An environment details page on Anaconda.org
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Environment introduction

This section contains:
  • Breadcrumbs linking back to the environment’s organization (organization / environment). Select the organization to view its channel homepage.
  • The name of the environment.
  • A badge describing that the environment is .
  • A short environment description.
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Installation

Commands to install the environment with conda. Click Download environment.yml to download the environment’s .yml file to your computer.
The downloaded environment.yml file is saved to your Downloads folder. To use the install command as-is, either move the file to your current working directory or specify the full path to the file:
Installation instructions for Anaconda Desktop are coming soon!
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Packages

The full list of packages included in the environment, with version specifications as necessary.
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About

General information about the selected environment, including the date and time when the environment was last updated, whether or not the environment contains a lockfile, supported (and unsupported) platforms and architectures, channels the environment uses, and tags associated with the environment.