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--- deptlab:python_virtual_env [2022/07/07 15:52] – [Using a Python3 IDE with Virtual Environments] localadmin
+++ deptlab:python_virtual_env [2024/09/17 17:18] (current) – [Using Virtual Environments] localadmin
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 Now your shell session is back to normal, and the python command refers to the global Python install. Remember to do this whenever you’re done using a specific virtual environment.
+Using Virtual Environment makes it east to reset your Python environment if you need to use a different set of packages.  Just delete the old environment and create a new one.
 **Be sure to cleanup/delete unused temp files and environments when done using them.**
-===== Using a Python3 IDE with Virtual Environments =====
+===== Tips for Using a Python3 IDE with Virtual Environments =====
+==== Using Spyder in the 244 Lab ====
+  - Activate (start) your virtual environment.
+  - Run spyder
+  - Go to Tools --> preferences --> python Interpreter and select the python file from the virtual env you want to link to Spyder ex : /home/you/envs/your_env/bin/python
-==== Preferred Method: Spyder Method 1 (Use with tensorflow) ====
+==== Preferred Method on Research Computers: Spyder Method 1 (Use with tensorflow) ====
 To use Spyder.
   - Activate (start) your virtual environment.