Anaconda and Mininet dependency
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I can install mininet from the ubuntu repository using sudo apt-get install mininet.
After that the system pip shows a mininet package when using pip freeze.
Therefore, using system python, I am able to import the mininet python API as import mininet.
However, I find it useful to have an anaconda environment.
In my anaconda environment, pip freeze does not show mininet.
However,
If I activate the conda environment conda activate myenv and then run sudo apt-get install mininet, it says that mininet is already installed.
So, how can I use the mininet python API with anaconda?
apt python-2.7 anaconda
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I can install mininet from the ubuntu repository using sudo apt-get install mininet.
After that the system pip shows a mininet package when using pip freeze.
Therefore, using system python, I am able to import the mininet python API as import mininet.
However, I find it useful to have an anaconda environment.
In my anaconda environment, pip freeze does not show mininet.
However,
If I activate the conda environment conda activate myenv and then run sudo apt-get install mininet, it says that mininet is already installed.
So, how can I use the mininet python API with anaconda?
apt python-2.7 anaconda
asked Feb 8 at 5:02
Niloy SahaNiloy Saha
12
add a comment |
I can install mininet from the ubuntu repository using sudo apt-get install mininet.
After that the system pip shows a mininet package when using pip freeze.
Therefore, using system python, I am able to import the mininet python API as import mininet.
However, I find it useful to have an anaconda environment.
In my anaconda environment, pip freeze does not show mininet.
However,
If I activate the conda environment conda activate myenv and then run sudo apt-get install mininet, it says that mininet is already installed.
So, how can I use the mininet python API with anaconda?
apt python-2.7 anaconda
asked Feb 8 at 5:02
Niloy SahaNiloy Saha
12
I can install mininet from the ubuntu repository using sudo apt-get install mininet.
After that the system pip shows a mininet package when using pip freeze.
Therefore, using system python, I am able to import the mininet python API as import mininet.
However, I find it useful to have an anaconda environment.
In my anaconda environment, pip freeze does not show mininet.
However,
If I activate the conda environment conda activate myenv and then run sudo apt-get install mininet, it says that mininet is already installed.
So, how can I use the mininet python API with anaconda?
apt python-2.7 anaconda
apt python-2.7 anaconda
asked Feb 8 at 5:02
Niloy SahaNiloy Saha
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asked Feb 8 at 5:02
Niloy SahaNiloy Saha
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