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I have downloaded and installed the Anaconda distribution for Ubuntu (18.04) from [https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#download-section] conform instructions some weeks ago. Everything worked fine.
Today I updated the packages in the Gnome terminal with:
source activate base
conda update --all --yes
conda deactivate
exit
Before I did this update, my terminal started with:
rene@mylaptop:~$
After the update a terminal session starts as follows (with the Anaconda base environment activated):
(base) rene@mylaptop:~$
How can I prevent this from happening / revert to the previous terminal settings? Any suggestions?
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To exit the virtual environment, use the command conda deactivate .
You can always use conda activate or conda deactivate to switch between your environments. You can directly activate the environment you wish to use by using conda activate . conda deactivate will deactivate your current active environment and change to the default environment which is the base environment.
What is base environment in conda? Conda has a default environment called base that include a Python installation and some core system libraries and dependencies of Conda. It is a “best practice” to avoid installing additional packages into your base software environment.
conda config --set auto_activate_base false
This comes from a similar issue over here.
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