Comment on PyTorch 1.13parentComments−jstx13yIf you use miniforge (https://github.com/conda-forge/miniforge) you can just 'pip install torch' and it works.−tomtom13373yI think you mean “conda install torch”, no? Miniforge would only impact the conda installer?−jstx13ySurprisingly, no. I just tried it:- 'pip install torch' doesn't work inside of a plain Python env (not miniforge)- 'conda install torch' doesn't work inside miniforge- 'pip install torch' works inside miniforge−tomtom13373yHuh! That’s curious! I wonder what causes the different behaviour!−gcarvalho3yWhat's different about miniforge in this regard? Does miniforge come with additional package indexes pre-configured?−simongr3dal3yPretty much. Conda installed with miniforge uses a different channel, with a focus on having packages available for more architectures.
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If you use miniforge (https://github.com/conda-forge/miniforge) you can just 'pip install torch' and it works.
I think you mean “conda install torch”, no? Miniforge would only impact the conda installer?
Surprisingly, no. I just tried it:
- 'pip install torch' doesn't work inside of a plain Python env (not miniforge)
- 'conda install torch' doesn't work inside miniforge
- 'pip install torch' works inside miniforge
Huh! That’s curious! I wonder what causes the different behaviour!
What's different about miniforge in this regard? Does miniforge come with additional package indexes pre-configured?
Pretty much. Conda installed with miniforge uses a different channel, with a focus on having packages available for more architectures.