csoja
commented
2 years ago Looks like you also have qt & pyqt installed from conda-forge - which Navigator depends on. Though we do our best to keep defaults and conda-forge packages compatible - there are cases they do not play well together. In this case, I'd suggest creating a new environment with just Anaconda-Navigator and its dependencies from the default channel installed - and launch Navigator from that environment. You will still be able to launch apps from this environment from Navigator - but it reduces the chance of the packages you are installing stomping on Navigator if you keep it in its own isolated environment.
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Actual Behavior
Anaconda-Navigator not responding after installing Tensorflow (Mac M1)
Expected Behavior
Anaconda-Navigator launches as normal
Steps to Reproduce
Install Anaconda from the website Install Tensorflow with the command: conda install -c conda-forge tensorflow Try to launch Anaconda-Navigator by clicking on the shortcut.
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Operating System:
macOS Monterey
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