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I'm struggling with Anaconda Python distribution. I installed it first months ago, but now I need to use TensorFlow which is not officially supported (and updated) within the Anaconda distribution.

I installed then a new Python distribution (Python-3.5) and tried to use it, instead of Anaconda, to run the above mentioned library. I have some issues though 'cause the Conda has set as default Python distribution its own one.

I saw in this discussion Using two different python distributions that my goal could be achieved by setting an alias like 'pyconda='/path/to/your/anaconda/bin/python'' in my .bash_profile file.

The problem is that I have no such a file under my home (and I tried to insert a brand new one and run simple aliases like 'alias cd="cd /c"' to see if it could work but it does not).

Could someone please give me an hint? Thx in advance to all of you!

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For Anaconda, my best suggestion, if not already tried, would be to use their graphical installer.

For TensorFlow installation, I would recommend using Pip

Hope this helps !

Larry
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  • Hi, thx for the hint! I tried first to install TensorFlow with pip, but the 'conda' installed pip tried to take over the Python 3.5 pip version I actually wanted to use. I installed then TF within my project "Settings" (I'm using PyCharm) using the install-packages wizard. – Mene Feb 27 '17 at 07:36