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Jupyter: Conda and Mamba #345

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Expand Up @@ -107,10 +107,13 @@ the Launcher and type ``conda list``. The libraries in the base environment shou
cover most use cases. This base environment is provided to the default "Python 3" notebook, visible in the
JupyterLab "Launcher" page.

From the Terminal, you can install additional libraries with a simple ``conda install`` to
From the Jupyter Terminal, you can install additional libraries with a simple ``conda install`` to
use in your current session. But these installed libraries won't persist across sessions
if your server is restarted.
if your server is restarted.

Since conda's dependency concretizer has sometimes problems to extend existing environments with new
libraries, you can also use the `mamba <https://github.com/mamba-org/mamba>`__ package manager. Just
install it with ``conda install -c conda-forge mamba`` and replace ``conda`` with ``mamba`` calls.


Creating your own Conda environment and notebook entry
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