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linux:tensorflow [2019/01/25 10:08] – [Method using a python virtualenv:] jansenlinux:tensorflow [2019/11/01 11:05] – [Method using a python virtualenv:] jansen
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 ===== Method using python 2.7 ===== ===== Method using python 2.7 =====
-Python 2.7 is still available, and tensorflow will work in that environment. has already been installed in a central location, so if python 2 is an option for you, you can use it.+Python 2.7 is still available (for a short while), and tensorflow will work in that environment. It has already been installed in a central location, so if python 2 is an option for you, you can use it.
  
 ===== Method using a python virtualenv: ===== ===== Method using a python virtualenv: =====
-Probably the mbest solution is, to create a separate python environment using python 3.6.+Probably the best solution is, to create a separate python environment using python 3.6.
  
   python3.6 -m venv mypython36   python3.6 -m venv mypython36
 here, mypython36 is the name you choose, which will become the directory name where it gets installed. here, mypython36 is the name you choose, which will become the directory name where it gets installed.
   source mypython36/bin/activate.csh   source mypython36/bin/activate.csh
-this is the command to activate the environment. This step needs to be done every time you want to use this special python environemnt.+or for bash: 
 +  source mypython36/bin/activate 
 +this is the command to activate the environment. This step needs to be done every time you want to use this special python environment.
 Inside the environment, 'python' refers to the chosen version 3.6, and the same is true for utilities like 'pip'. So: Inside the environment, 'python' refers to the chosen version 3.6, and the same is true for utilities like 'pip'. So:
   pip install tensorflow   pip install tensorflow
linux/tensorflow.txt · Last modified: 2019/11/12 15:32 by jansen