It seems there are numerous alternative “pytorch” packages spread across the defaults, conda-forge, and pytorch channels. And sometimes when I install the wrong pytorch package it won’t necessarily have GPU support…

It seems there are numerous alternative “pytorch” packages spread across the defaults, conda-forge, and pytorch channels. And sometimes when I install the wrong pytorch package it won’t necessarily have GPU support…

I could until very recently run anaconda-navigator from the command line in ubuntu. Suddenly I can’t anymore. Following some posts in overleaf and elsewhere, I inserted
source ~/anaconda3/bin/activate root in .bashrc. This did not improve anything. I then removed anaconda and reinstalled it again. I had to install, given error messages, libffi and PyQt5. I also set the path to anaconda in .bashrc. What I get now as error while trying to run from the command line by typing in anaconda-navigator, is the following:

I am getting below html content displayed on notepad when launched jupyterlab from anaconda navigator.

I tried all morning to install a package using conda install conda-forge::Package:

I’m trying to update Anaconda and its packages using conda update --name root conda, but it fails every time.

Do I need a commercial license if I work in an organization of 500 people (across multiple divisions) if I;