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Ulm-IQO / qudi

(Legacy project) A modular laboratory experiment management suite, predecessor to qudi-core.
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qudiinstallation, qudi-core vs qudi #710

Closed AItah closed 10 months ago

AItah commented 10 months ago

Dear all,

When following qudi installation (https://github.com/Ulm-IQO/qudi/blob/master/documentation/installation.md) it ends up with Python 3.6.5 Anaconda, Inc. However, in qudi-core it said to support 3.8 to 3.10 python version.

  1. Can we upgrade the python version from 3.6.5?
  2. What is the different between qudi-core and qudi?

Kind Regards, Amir

timoML commented 10 months ago

Please note the very first line of the readme file in this repo:

⚠ DEPRECATION WARNING

The development of this qudi repository has ceased. We strongly recommend migrating to our new qudi-core project that is actively developed. Framework functionality is now separated from the measurement toolchains. Most features of the old project can be recovered by installing the qudi-core and qudi-iqo-modules packages.

If you're running the old qudi (< v0.1), you cannot upgrade Python beyond 3.6.

Neverhorst commented 10 months ago

Hi @AItah ,

This qudi repository is deprecated and is not under active development anymore. All our efforts are focused around qudi-core (the base application and framework) and in extension qudi-iqo-modules (measurement toolchains of the Ulm University Institute for Quantum Optics and external contributors).

Please ask all general qudi questions here and all questions related to measurement modules from qudi-iqo-modules here Information about the "new qudi" can be found on the qudi-core repository homepage

AItah commented 10 months ago

thank you for the information. I will use qudi-core.