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Could you please try option 2, ie requirements.txt as outlined here?

For this to work, you have to remove the environment again and then start with the outlined instructions.

The first error suggests that you already have the environment you want to create, or at least one of the same name. You could try to activate it via:

conda activate nowaschool

or delete it via

conda remove -n nowaschool --all

and then create it again to be sure.

I think this has to do with the way WSL interacts with your windows OS.

Within /home/ you will most likely only find files and paths specific to WSL. If you, however, want to access your windows OS, ie the host machine, you have to go via /mnt/c/ and then whatever path/file you want to indicate. For example, assuming the file is on your Desktop and your username within windows is also llin, you could try:

conda env create -f /mnt/c/Users/llin/Desktop/environment.yml

Dear NOWA-school Team,

after following the installation instructions (without having apparent problems) I tried to check the installation with the command "bash <( surl -s ). The output I'm getting is the following: curl: no URL specified! curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information

Do you have an Idea what could be the problem here?

Thanks, Theresa

Ok, thanks!

What happens if you try to create the environment again? (NB: Please be aware of the two options for creating it.)

Hi @pylin109739

ok that's good as things seem to work. I think we have to update/add the paths to python, conda, etc. to your bash profile.

Could you maybe try the following:

• open WSL
• open the .bashrc file via e.g. nano ~/.bashrc
• add this to the bottom of the file: export PATH=/home/llin/miniconda3/bin:$PATH"
• close WSL and restart it
• test things via which conda and which python