Hi,
You need to create an conda environment and install Spyder on it.
Environments are a way to create completely independent Python
installations, so you don’t mess with your main one. You can read more
about environments here:
http://conda.pydata.org/docs/using/envs.html
You can create an environment with this command:
|conda create -n test-spyder spyder |
|test-spyder| is the name of your environment, and you activate it with
this command
|source activate test-spyder |
on Linux/Mac, and
|activate test-spyder |
on Windows.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 24/10/16 a las 08:19, Russ Hensel escribió:
I would like to install the new version of spyder, but I want to be
sure I do not mess up my install of python, my projects, and if not
hard hang
on to my install of the old version of spyder.
I am using the anaconda install, plus a fair amount of upgrading and
additional package installs.
Russ
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