What makes it even better is its popularity and community support. Creators of conda have already solved the problem! It enables you to do the exact things described above - create individual, isolated environments with different packages or even whole different Python interpreters. Sounds nice, isn't it?įortunately, you don't have to create some fancy bash/PowerShell scripts by hand to do this. Then you can just switch/activate one of them when you need it. For example you can have an "Convolutional Neural Networks Environment" with a Tensorflow + OpenCV and "Data Analysis Environment" with Pandas + Matplotlib. With such an approach you can just switch between different 'environments' when you need it. Probably on of the first solutions which comes to mind is having some sort of 'environments' for different modules/interpreters. Not to search very far, some projects still require Python 2.X to run, while the other work only with Python 3.X. This can be opened by clicking a profile – such as Ubuntu, PowerShell, or Command Prompt – while holding the Alt key.If you code in Python you've probably encountered the problem of different dependencies required in different projects.
Preview Windows Terminal users can now open a profile from a dropdown menu as a side-by-side pane in the current window. The Windows Terminal 1.1 preview has gained a new setting that lets users automatically launch the application when starting up a machine. SEE: Windows 10: A cheat sheet (TechRepublic)
After releasing Windows Terminal 1.0 in May at Build 2020, Microsoft said it will release monthly updates to Windows Terminal from July, while the Windows Terminal preview channel will have monthly updates, starting with this one. This feature will move to Windows Terminal in the first 1.x update in July 2020.
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