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Manas Shukla
Manas Shukla

Reputation: 15

Conda commands don't show anything

I installed Anaconda and it installed fine - I even edited my .bashrc file the way it needs to be, however, when I entered "conda" commands in my terminal to check if it installed correctly, it doesn't display anything (Like in the image). I am using Ubuntu 14.04. * Please refer the link for viewing the image - I can't post an image unless I have 10 reputation. Image of the errror

Upvotes: 2

Views: 423

Answers (1)

J'e
J'e

Reputation: 3716

Your bashrc file is normally updated with anaconda upon install. If you want to check or enter it manually it should look like,

PATH=/home/<user>/anaconda3/bin:$PATH

once it's there, source your bashrc file

source ~/.bashrc

you should now be able to use conda at the command line. More info about

Upvotes: 1

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