Hi everyone!
I installed anaconda on my Fedora 40 and I have some problems with the enviroments. When I check the env on my system, this is the result:
ja123@fedora:~$ conda env list
conda environments:
base /usr
The question is… can I delete this env??? is secure to do it?
I’m not choosed this directory never, so I don’t know how is happened…
What method did you use to install conda? Did you use Fedora’s package manager to do it?
Hi! I don’t remember how it was installed… Maybe via DNF…
Do you want conda?
When you install conda, it installs the base environment – it is used to run conda itself. (and really shouldn’t be used for anything else).
So no, you can’t delete the base environment.
But if you don’t like how/where is was installed, you should re-install conda, and make sure to set things up as you want them.
I don’t use conda on Linux myself, so I can’t tell you if having base in /usr is or is not a good idea.
Re install conda maybe is the best option. Thx