Reputation: 51
It means whenever I open a new tab of terminal, no need to reactivate my environment again. Is there any command to do that?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 897
Reputation: 469
You can update your shell config to activate your env automatically. In bash for example you can do that via ~/.bashrc
. Conda even asks as the very last step of the installation if a user wants this feature enabled.
Another approach is to use a terminal multiplexer such as GNU/Screen
or tmux
, one can activate conda, start tmux
and have multiple tmux
windows and all the other cool features.
Upvotes: 2