Open PhilipYip1988 opened 11 months ago
For 2024.02 it still has this 'loading user'
Had the same problem. But I've decided to reboot. After doing that and typing anaconda-navigator in terminal it asked to authenticate by entering the linux user password. So, authentication passed and Anaconda's "Loading user..." have changed to something like "Loading packages..." then all have became ok and Navigator have loaded.
Had the same problem. But I've decided to reboot. After doing that and typing anaconda-navigator in terminal it asked to authenticate by entering the linux user password. So, authentication passed and Anaconda's "Loading user..." have changed to something like "Loading packages..." then all have became ok and Navigator have loaded.
Thanks! Now I see that when I run anaconda-navigator
in Anaconda Powershell Prompt (anaconda3) it gives detail error info than double click the navigator shortcut
reboot solved the problem. It's so strange ...
Checklist
What happened?
Install Anaconda 2023-09.0 on Ubuntu 23.10 and launch Anaconda Navigator in the terminal using:
The following error displays in the terminal:
The Anaconda splash logo displays but hangs on
loading user...
A popup balloon displays above the terminal:
Selecting Wait just brings the same popup back a couple of moments later.
Using:
Did not change this.
The
libGL error
is due to an old version oflibstdcxx-ng
on themain
channel preinstalled with Anaconda.libstdcxx-ng on main is 11.2.0 libstdcxx-ng on conda-forge is 13.2.0
Using:
Removes the libGl error giving only a warning in the terminal:
This has been a problem with the few previous Anaconda Linux installers on Ubuntu and this should ideally be updated.
However once again, the Anaconda splash logo displays but hangs on
loading user...
And the same popup balloon displays:
Conda info
Conda config
Conda list
Additional Context
libstdcxx-ng on main is 11.2.0 and gives
libGL error
on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Ubuntu 23.04. The Anaconda Navigator still runs despite this error. Updating to 13.2.0 on conda-forge removes this error on older versions of Ubuntu.