Anaconda Navigator cannot be run with root user privileges
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I am a new one to Ubuntu16.04LTS. After I install anaconda on ubuntu16.04, the problem "Anaconda Navigator cannot be run with root user privileges" occurs. (PS: I log in Ubuntu as the root user) What should i do to open the navigator? Looking for your help, thx.
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I am a new one to Ubuntu16.04LTS. After I install anaconda on ubuntu16.04, the problem "Anaconda Navigator cannot be run with root user privileges" occurs. (PS: I log in Ubuntu as the root user) What should i do to open the navigator? Looking for your help, thx.
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What about logging in as a normal, non root, user ? Nearly no normal work needs root to run.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 10:11
Cause i did not install anaconda in non-root-user accounts, I have not tried to launch anaconda-navigator as a normal user. In fact, I want to install anaconda as the root user and share the access to other normal users.
– Xudong
Nov 21 at 10:18
After what I can see, Anaconda can only be installed on a "per user" basis. Maybe this question is beyond the scope of this site and should be posted on a Anaconda related site.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 11:16
I find a way to solve this problem(stackoverflow.com/questions/52118366/…)
– Xudong
Nov 22 at 6:39
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I am a new one to Ubuntu16.04LTS. After I install anaconda on ubuntu16.04, the problem "Anaconda Navigator cannot be run with root user privileges" occurs. (PS: I log in Ubuntu as the root user) What should i do to open the navigator? Looking for your help, thx.
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I am a new one to Ubuntu16.04LTS. After I install anaconda on ubuntu16.04, the problem "Anaconda Navigator cannot be run with root user privileges" occurs. (PS: I log in Ubuntu as the root user) What should i do to open the navigator? Looking for your help, thx.
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What about logging in as a normal, non root, user ? Nearly no normal work needs root to run.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 10:11
Cause i did not install anaconda in non-root-user accounts, I have not tried to launch anaconda-navigator as a normal user. In fact, I want to install anaconda as the root user and share the access to other normal users.
– Xudong
Nov 21 at 10:18
After what I can see, Anaconda can only be installed on a "per user" basis. Maybe this question is beyond the scope of this site and should be posted on a Anaconda related site.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 11:16
I find a way to solve this problem(stackoverflow.com/questions/52118366/…)
– Xudong
Nov 22 at 6:39
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What about logging in as a normal, non root, user ? Nearly no normal work needs root to run.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 10:11
Cause i did not install anaconda in non-root-user accounts, I have not tried to launch anaconda-navigator as a normal user. In fact, I want to install anaconda as the root user and share the access to other normal users.
– Xudong
Nov 21 at 10:18
After what I can see, Anaconda can only be installed on a "per user" basis. Maybe this question is beyond the scope of this site and should be posted on a Anaconda related site.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 11:16
I find a way to solve this problem(stackoverflow.com/questions/52118366/…)
– Xudong
Nov 22 at 6:39
What about logging in as a normal, non root, user ? Nearly no normal work needs root to run.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 10:11
What about logging in as a normal, non root, user ? Nearly no normal work needs root to run.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 10:11
Cause i did not install anaconda in non-root-user accounts, I have not tried to launch anaconda-navigator as a normal user. In fact, I want to install anaconda as the root user and share the access to other normal users.
– Xudong
Nov 21 at 10:18
Cause i did not install anaconda in non-root-user accounts, I have not tried to launch anaconda-navigator as a normal user. In fact, I want to install anaconda as the root user and share the access to other normal users.
– Xudong
Nov 21 at 10:18
After what I can see, Anaconda can only be installed on a "per user" basis. Maybe this question is beyond the scope of this site and should be posted on a Anaconda related site.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 11:16
After what I can see, Anaconda can only be installed on a "per user" basis. Maybe this question is beyond the scope of this site and should be posted on a Anaconda related site.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 11:16
I find a way to solve this problem(stackoverflow.com/questions/52118366/…)
– Xudong
Nov 22 at 6:39
I find a way to solve this problem(stackoverflow.com/questions/52118366/…)
– Xudong
Nov 22 at 6:39
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What about logging in as a normal, non root, user ? Nearly no normal work needs root to run.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 10:11
Cause i did not install anaconda in non-root-user accounts, I have not tried to launch anaconda-navigator as a normal user. In fact, I want to install anaconda as the root user and share the access to other normal users.
– Xudong
Nov 21 at 10:18
After what I can see, Anaconda can only be installed on a "per user" basis. Maybe this question is beyond the scope of this site and should be posted on a Anaconda related site.
– Soren A
Nov 21 at 11:16
I find a way to solve this problem(stackoverflow.com/questions/52118366/…)
– Xudong
Nov 22 at 6:39