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 macOS command line tool for developers – The ultimate tool to manage your Mac. It provides a huge set of command line commands that automatize the usage of your Mac.
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Error when installing package #166

Closed EungsangLee closed 2 years ago

EungsangLee commented 4 years ago

Hello, I'm a student who uses Linux for research. Previously, I used Ubuntu for my study. and I bought MacBook and continue my research at Mac. The problem is that it's a little different from Ubuntu's environment, and It's a bit different from the way I've installed it before. I changed the login shell to bash after learning that it is a z shell in Ubuntu, not a bash shell used by Ubuntu

  1. My main program are open-source research program(BERT, GMT...) run on Python 3.5 and 3.6. After the anaconda is installed, programs cannot respond or operate if there is a problem in the path.

Anaconda was installed using home-brew, and could this be caused by the Python version of an anaconda and the low version of a Pyenv installed using home-brew causing a path conflict?

  1. I wonder if there are any errors due to installing an anaconda using home-brew, installing an earlier version of Pyenv, and installing a program using other installation commands(?), such as pip or apt, using different commands. It seems to be a mess because I've installed it here and there.

  2. When a program called GMT was installed, it was installed using a package file. The problem is that when I run the installation file inside the package file, the terminal opens and It want it to work inside. However, there is no command when the program is operated using the command in the terminal rather than running using the application. Is this also caused by incorrect routes or installation?

  3. It turns out that the reason it doesn't work is a complicated installing programs, and I'm going to try to install it step by step after resetting the OS. I try to install most of the time using home-brew, and I try not to use any other command as much as I can. if you see any of the above problems, how do you want to install the packages?

I still don't understand how these path problems and environment variables work because I don't have enough systematic study on linux. and my English is not enough, but please understand.

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