This will refresh the path to the conda command, allowing you to run the package from any directory. To verify a sucessful install of Andaconda, load the path variable: source ~/.bashrc Type yes or no, and the installer will continue. The installer will execute your choice, then offer to install Microsoft Visual Studio Code. (Saying no means you must run conda by changing to the Anaconda3 directory first.) In the end, it will ask if you want to “prepend the Anaconda3 install location.” This gives you the ability to run the conda command from any directory. It is recommended to use the default installation location unless you have a specific need to change it. You may cancel the installation if necessary.

Press Enter to continue or specify your location. The system will prompt you to use the default installation location ( /home/user/amaconda3). You’ll be asked to agree to the terms – type yes to continue. The system will welcome you to the installer, then ask you to review and approve the license terms. If you get an error that the bunzip2 command is not found, load it first by entering: yum install bzip2 To install Anaconda on CentOS enter the following: bash Anaconda3-2019.07-Linux-x86_64.sh Once the update finishes, update Anaconda by entering the following: conda update anaconda Step 4: Run Anaconda Installer Script on CentOS Start by entering the following: conda update conda One quirk of the Anaconda package is that the conda software must be updated before the full Anaconda package is installed.

Conda update