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 > - Conda at home: 47 environments named test, test2, test_old, env_backup_v3 with symlinks pointing nowhere > - Conda at home: 47 environments named test, test2, test_old, env_backup_v3 with symlinks pointing nowhere
  
-Occasionally, you need to create your own environment — either you are testing new software or comparing outputs from different versions of the same one. This guide will assist you in doing so!+Occasionally, you need to create your own environment — either you are testing new software or comparing outputs from different versions of the same one. This guide will assist you in doing so!
  
 ====Custom environment creation==== ====Custom environment creation====
  
-===1. Configuration of your conda===+===1. Configuration of your conda (one-time step)===
  
 Start by //configuring your conda// by editing your ''~/.condarc'' file. Any editor (i.e., built-in //nano// or your preferred editor) will work fine. The configuration file can be empty/non-existent, it is expected. To the mentioned ''.condarc'', located at your home directory (''~/'' — technically, shortcut for ''/home/username/'') Add the following: Start by //configuring your conda// by editing your ''~/.condarc'' file. Any editor (i.e., built-in //nano// or your preferred editor) will work fine. The configuration file can be empty/non-existent, it is expected. To the mentioned ''.condarc'', located at your home directory (''~/'' — technically, shortcut for ''/home/username/'') Add the following:
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