#conda — Public Fediverse posts
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If you use #tkinter in #conda -managed environment, most likely you will get ugly fonts - the version installed by default lacks freetype support. To fix:
conda install -c conda-forge tk=*=xft_*
https://www.ploedige.com/knowledge-base/tkinter-in-a-conda-environment/
https://github.com/conda-forge/tk-feedstock/pull/40#issuecomment-1803067221
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New in #Seqera #Containers: you can now edit the #conda environment.yaml directly to control how your container is built. 📦 📄 ✍️
The UI also shows how to do the same with the Wave CLI in your terminal, which also saves to Seqera Containers.
Short demo: https://youtu.be/DkRgor8Mx4A
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New in #Seqera #Containers: you can now edit the #conda environment.yaml directly to control how your container is built. 📦 📄 ✍️
The UI also shows how to do the same with the Wave CLI in your terminal, which also saves to Seqera Containers.
Short demo: https://youtu.be/DkRgor8Mx4A
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New in #Seqera #Containers: you can now edit the #conda environment.yaml directly to control how your container is built. 📦 📄 ✍️
The UI also shows how to do the same with the Wave CLI in your terminal, which also saves to Seqera Containers.
Short demo: https://youtu.be/DkRgor8Mx4A
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New in #Seqera #Containers: you can now edit the #conda environment.yaml directly to control how your container is built. 📦 📄 ✍️
The UI also shows how to do the same with the Wave CLI in your terminal, which also saves to Seqera Containers.
Short demo: https://youtu.be/DkRgor8Mx4A
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New in #Seqera #Containers: you can now edit the #conda environment.yaml directly to control how your container is built. 📦 📄 ✍️
The UI also shows how to do the same with the Wave CLI in your terminal, which also saves to Seqera Containers.
Short demo: https://youtu.be/DkRgor8Mx4A
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📅 Michigan Python meets TOMORROW (Thursday) at 7pm ET!
I'll be talking about Bridging the conda and PyPI Ecosystems. Come hang out with fellow Pythonistas!
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📅 Michigan Python meets TOMORROW (Thursday) at 7pm ET!
I'll be talking about Bridging the conda and PyPI Ecosystems. Come hang out with fellow Pythonistas!
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📅 Michigan Python meets TOMORROW (Thursday) at 7pm ET!
I'll be talking about Bridging the conda and PyPI Ecosystems. Come hang out with fellow Pythonistas!
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📅 Michigan Python meets TOMORROW (Thursday) at 7pm ET!
I'll be talking about Bridging the conda and PyPI Ecosystems. Come hang out with fellow Pythonistas!
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📅 Michigan Python meets TOMORROW (Thursday) at 7pm ET!
I'll be talking about Bridging the conda and PyPI Ecosystems. Come hang out with fellow Pythonistas!
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GRASS on Windows via conda: #GRASS, the veteran open-source geospatial computing platform, can now be installed on Windows (and all other major platforms) via #conda with no manual setup. This streamlines access to the latest GRASS functionality.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2026/05/24-grass-on-windows-via-conda/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
GRASS on Windows via conda: #GRASS, the veteran open-source geospatial computing platform, can now be installed on Windows (and all other major platforms) via #conda with no manual setup. This streamlines access to the latest GRASS functionality.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2026/05/24-grass-on-windows-via-conda/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
GRASS on Windows via conda: #GRASS, the veteran open-source geospatial computing platform, can now be installed on Windows (and all other major platforms) via #conda with no manual setup. This streamlines access to the latest GRASS functionality.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2026/05/24-grass-on-windows-via-conda/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
GRASS on Windows via conda: #GRASS, the veteran open-source geospatial computing platform, can now be installed on Windows (and all other major platforms) via #conda with no manual setup. This streamlines access to the latest GRASS functionality.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2026/05/24-grass-on-windows-via-conda/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
GRASS on Windows via conda: #GRASS, the veteran open-source geospatial computing platform, can now be installed on Windows (and all other major platforms) via #conda with no manual setup. This streamlines access to the latest GRASS functionality.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2026/05/24-grass-on-windows-via-conda/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
Now that the keynote is over, here are the open spaces that you can check out after the security update and the first talks after lunch. The job fair and poster sessions are also happening and I would recommend checking those out if you're interested.
Starting at 10:00 AM:
Room 102A: #Conda x #PyPI: Building Bridges That Actually Hold
Room 102B: Scroll Lock Zine
Room 102C: The Python Developers Survey: What Would YOU Ask?
Room 202C: Financial Data with Python -
Now that the keynote is over, here are the open spaces that you can check out after the security update and the first talks after lunch. The job fair and poster sessions are also happening and I would recommend checking those out if you're interested.
Starting at 10:00 AM:
Room 102A: #Conda x #PyPI: Building Bridges That Actually Hold
Room 102B: Scroll Lock Zine
Room 102C: The Python Developers Survey: What Would YOU Ask?
Room 202C: Financial Data with Python -
Now that the keynote is over, here are the open spaces that you can check out after the security update and the first talks after lunch. The job fair and poster sessions are also happening and I would recommend checking those out if you're interested.
Starting at 10:00 AM:
Room 102A: #Conda x #PyPI: Building Bridges That Actually Hold
Room 102B: Scroll Lock Zine
Room 102C: The Python Developers Survey: What Would YOU Ask?
Room 202C: Financial Data with Python -
Now that the keynote is over, here are the open spaces that you can check out after the security update and the first talks after lunch. The job fair and poster sessions are also happening and I would recommend checking those out if you're interested.
Starting at 10:00 AM:
Room 102A: #Conda x #PyPI: Building Bridges That Actually Hold
Room 102B: Scroll Lock Zine
Room 102C: The Python Developers Survey: What Would YOU Ask?
Room 202C: Financial Data with Python -
Try out GRASS for conda today!
#conda #python #geospatial #hydrology #gis #foss #osgeo #thatwaseasy
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Try out GRASS for conda today!
#conda #python #geospatial #hydrology #gis #foss #osgeo #thatwaseasy
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Try out GRASS for conda today!
#conda #python #geospatial #hydrology #gis #foss #osgeo #thatwaseasy
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Try out GRASS for conda today!
#conda #python #geospatial #hydrology #gis #foss #osgeo #thatwaseasy
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Try out GRASS for conda today!
#conda #python #geospatial #hydrology #gis #foss #osgeo #thatwaseasy
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@dan613 It makes sense putting tags up front, but you miss that nice formatting Mastodon does when they're at the end (in the standard web version, at least).
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@dan613 It makes sense putting tags up front, but you miss that nice formatting Mastodon does when they're at the end (in the standard web version, at least).
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@dan613 It makes sense putting tags up front, but you miss that nice formatting Mastodon does when they're at the end (in the standard web version, at least).
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@dan613 It makes sense putting tags up front, but you miss that nice formatting Mastodon does when they're at the end (in the standard web version, at least).
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@dan613 It makes sense putting tags up front, but you miss that nice formatting Mastodon does when they're at the end (in the standard web version, at least).
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I hadn't updated my development environment in a while, and my package manager (to download and ensure every module has the right dependent modules, if you aren't familiar with Python), Conda, was taking for ev errrrrr!! I had read about a newer manager, uv, written in Rust (the compiled language all the cool kids are talking about), so I figured it was time to try it.
Night and day. I downloaded and configured my entire development environment in about 30 seconds. It uses `pip` commands, though those are rewritten, too. I just gave it a file with a list of mandatory modules and it put in the latest versions, though I could also specify which ones I needed. Super simple.
(I'm trying putting the tags at the beginning of the post to make it easier for people who wouldn't be interested to scroll past. Let me know if this makes it worse for you.)
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I hadn't updated my development environment in a while, and my package manager (to download and ensure every module has the right dependent modules, if you aren't familiar with Python), Conda, was taking for ev errrrrr!! I had read about a newer manager, uv, written in Rust (the compiled language all the cool kids are talking about), so I figured it was time to try it.
Night and day. I downloaded and configured my entire development environment in about 30 seconds. It uses `pip` commands, though those are rewritten, too. I just gave it a file with a list of mandatory modules and it put in the latest versions, though I could also specify which ones I needed. Super simple.
(I'm trying putting the tags at the beginning of the post to make it easier for people who wouldn't be interested to scroll past. Let me know if this makes it worse for you.)
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I hadn't updated my development environment in a while, and my package manager (to download and ensure every module has the right dependent modules, if you aren't familiar with Python), Conda, was taking for ev errrrrr!! I had read about a newer manager, uv, written in Rust (the compiled language all the cool kids are talking about), so I figured it was time to try it.
Night and day. I downloaded and configured my entire development environment in about 30 seconds. It uses `pip` commands, though those are rewritten, too. I just gave it a file with a list of mandatory modules and it put in the latest versions, though I could also specify which ones I needed. Super simple.
(I'm trying putting the tags at the beginning of the post to make it easier for people who wouldn't be interested to scroll past. Let me know if this makes it worse for you.)
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I hadn't updated my development environment in a while, and my package manager (to download and ensure every module has the right dependent modules, if you aren't familiar with Python), Conda, was taking for ev errrrrr!! I had read about a newer manager, uv, written in Rust (the compiled language all the cool kids are talking about), so I figured it was time to try it.
Night and day. I downloaded and configured my entire development environment in about 30 seconds. It uses `pip` commands, though those are rewritten, too. I just gave it a file with a list of mandatory modules and it put in the latest versions, though I could also specify which ones I needed. Super simple.
(I'm trying putting the tags at the beginning of the post to make it easier for people who wouldn't be interested to scroll past. Let me know if this makes it worse for you.)
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I hadn't updated my development environment in a while, and my package manager (to download and ensure every module has the right dependent modules, if you aren't familiar with Python), Conda, was taking for ev errrrrr!! I had read about a newer manager, uv, written in Rust (the compiled language all the cool kids are talking about), so I figured it was time to try it.
Night and day. I downloaded and configured my entire development environment in about 30 seconds. It uses `pip` commands, though those are rewritten, too. I just gave it a file with a list of mandatory modules and it put in the latest versions, though I could also specify which ones I needed. Super simple.
(I'm trying putting the tags at the beginning of the post to make it easier for people who wouldn't be interested to scroll past. Let me know if this makes it worse for you.)
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@snakemake/116523521544819091
Software provenance with #Snakemake: Using the reporter plugin for nanopublications, we can now get slightly improved nanopublications like this one: https://w3id.org/np/RAmgzfta63xx0wWc_zzQVm7kwOc4tsEOA0JJJCfsiLL1g (press on the little blue arrow on the right to see the full details). Automatically captured for this workflow: https://w3id.org/np/RAjHDlPDghZzc9ZvQ3uJQNJ9Jd_KAYzZt7dk5PXKgjRyE - again expressed a nanopub declaration. 😉
It now supports to capture the "classic" software support for #Conda and Snakemake wrappers.
There is more work to do. Let's see when and if I get to it.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@snakemake/116523521544819091
Software provenance with #Snakemake: Using the reporter plugin for nanopublications, we can now get slightly improved nanopublications like this one: https://w3id.org/np/RAmgzfta63xx0wWc_zzQVm7kwOc4tsEOA0JJJCfsiLL1g (press on the little blue arrow on the right to see the full details). Automatically captured for this workflow: https://w3id.org/np/RAjHDlPDghZzc9ZvQ3uJQNJ9Jd_KAYzZt7dk5PXKgjRyE - again expressed a nanopub declaration. 😉
It now supports to capture the "classic" software support for #Conda and Snakemake wrappers.
There is more work to do. Let's see when and if I get to it.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@snakemake/116523521544819091
Software provenance with #Snakemake: Using the reporter plugin for nanopublications, we can now get slightly improved nanopublications like this one: https://w3id.org/np/RAmgzfta63xx0wWc_zzQVm7kwOc4tsEOA0JJJCfsiLL1g (press on the little blue arrow on the right to see the full details). Automatically captured for this workflow: https://w3id.org/np/RAjHDlPDghZzc9ZvQ3uJQNJ9Jd_KAYzZt7dk5PXKgjRyE - again expressed a nanopub declaration. 😉
It now supports to capture the "classic" software support for #Conda and Snakemake wrappers.
There is more work to do. Let's see when and if I get to it.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@snakemake/116523521544819091
Software provenance with #Snakemake: Using the reporter plugin for nanopublications, we can now get slightly improved nanopublications like this one: https://w3id.org/np/RAmgzfta63xx0wWc_zzQVm7kwOc4tsEOA0JJJCfsiLL1g (press on the little blue arrow on the right to see the full details). Automatically captured for this workflow: https://w3id.org/np/RAjHDlPDghZzc9ZvQ3uJQNJ9Jd_KAYzZt7dk5PXKgjRyE - again expressed a nanopub declaration. 😉
It now supports to capture the "classic" software support for #Conda and Snakemake wrappers.
There is more work to do. Let's see when and if I get to it.
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RE: https://fediscience.org/@snakemake/116523521544819091
Software provenance with #Snakemake: Using the reporter plugin for nanopublications, we can now get slightly improved nanopublications like this one: https://w3id.org/np/RAmgzfta63xx0wWc_zzQVm7kwOc4tsEOA0JJJCfsiLL1g (press on the little blue arrow on the right to see the full details). Automatically captured for this workflow: https://w3id.org/np/RAjHDlPDghZzc9ZvQ3uJQNJ9Jd_KAYzZt7dk5PXKgjRyE - again expressed a nanopub declaration. 😉
It now supports to capture the "classic" software support for #Conda and Snakemake wrappers.
There is more work to do. Let's see when and if I get to it.
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Le ☕ Café #Guix de demain sera animé par @khinsen et comparera #Guix et #CONDA pour des projets scientifiques.
📅 mardi 31 mars, 13h–14h
▶ https://hpc.guix.info/events/2025-2026/caf%C3%A9-guix/ -
Le ☕ Café #Guix de demain sera animé par @khinsen et comparera #Guix et #CONDA pour des projets scientifiques.
📅 mardi 31 mars, 13h–14h
▶ https://hpc.guix.info/events/2025-2026/caf%C3%A9-guix/ -
Le ☕ Café #Guix de demain sera animé par @khinsen et comparera #Guix et #CONDA pour des projets scientifiques.
📅 mardi 31 mars, 13h–14h
▶ https://hpc.guix.info/events/2025-2026/caf%C3%A9-guix/ -
Le ☕ Café #Guix de demain sera animé par @khinsen et comparera #Guix et #CONDA pour des projets scientifiques.
📅 mardi 31 mars, 13h–14h
▶ https://hpc.guix.info/events/2025-2026/caf%C3%A9-guix/ -
Le ☕ Café #Guix de demain sera animé par @khinsen et comparera #Guix et #CONDA pour des projets scientifiques.
📅 mardi 31 mars, 13h–14h
▶ https://hpc.guix.info/events/2025-2026/caf%C3%A9-guix/ -
Zurück in der Schlangenhölle: Python-Projekte reparieren u.a. ComfyUI & IOPaint
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@millihertz what #Python really needs is a way to distribute pre-build #conda environments without using flatpak or docker or the like. Yes, you can send an env file and make people download everything themselves, but I'm thinking pre-packaged "this is all the stuff in my environment for this package" as a ZIP type blob that acts as conda environment to the app.
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@millihertz what #Python really needs is a way to distribute pre-build #conda environments without using flatpak or docker or the like. Yes, you can send an env file and make people download everything themselves, but I'm thinking pre-packaged "this is all the stuff in my environment for this package" as a ZIP type blob that acts as conda environment to the app.
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@millihertz what #Python really needs is a way to distribute pre-build #conda environments without using flatpak or docker or the like. Yes, you can send an env file and make people download everything themselves, but I'm thinking pre-packaged "this is all the stuff in my environment for this package" as a ZIP type blob that acts as conda environment to the app.
ymmv. -
@millihertz what #Python really needs is a way to distribute pre-build #conda environments without using flatpak or docker or the like. Yes, you can send an env file and make people download everything themselves, but I'm thinking pre-packaged "this is all the stuff in my environment for this package" as a ZIP type blob that acts as conda environment to the app.
ymmv. -
@millihertz what #Python really needs is a way to distribute pre-build #conda environments without using flatpak or docker or the like. Yes, you can send an env file and make people download everything themselves, but I'm thinking pre-packaged "this is all the stuff in my environment for this package" as a ZIP type blob that acts as conda environment to the app.
ymmv. -
On #macos #tahoe installed with #conda, I'm going slightly insane.
gnuradio (v3.10.12.0) depends on qt-main (v5.15.15)
gnuradio also depends on qwt (v6.3.0) which depends on qt6-main (v6.10.1)
So, now I have both qt5 and qt6 installed .. by the installer .. that fails when you attempt to run anything because there's two versions of qt installed.
Anyone?
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On #macos #tahoe installed with #conda, I'm going slightly insane.
gnuradio (v3.10.12.0) depends on qt-main (v5.15.15)
gnuradio also depends on qwt (v6.3.0) which depends on qt6-main (v6.10.1)
So, now I have both qt5 and qt6 installed .. by the installer .. that fails when you attempt to run anything because there's two versions of qt installed.
Anyone?
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On #macos #tahoe installed with #conda, I'm going slightly insane.
gnuradio (v3.10.12.0) depends on qt-main (v5.15.15)
gnuradio also depends on qwt (v6.3.0) which depends on qt6-main (v6.10.1)
So, now I have both qt5 and qt6 installed .. by the installer .. that fails when you attempt to run anything because there's two versions of qt installed.
Anyone?
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On #macos #tahoe installed with #conda, I'm going slightly insane.
gnuradio (v3.10.12.0) depends on qt-main (v5.15.15)
gnuradio also depends on qwt (v6.3.0) which depends on qt6-main (v6.10.1)
So, now I have both qt5 and qt6 installed .. by the installer .. that fails when you attempt to run anything because there's two versions of qt installed.
Anyone?