in the course preparation readme, there is a link to this blog for conda installation but it's broken or inaccessible:
https://biapol.github.io/blog/johannes_mueller/anaconda_getting_started/

In the file intro.md, the second section refers to a picture that is missing.

1. A lot of folks had anaconda already, which led to some issues with running (micro)mamba I think due to CONDA env vars and prefixes. Should add a section on this specifically—for better or worse, anaconda has been very well popularized. I think it should be possible to run micromamba in parallel, but definitely need to investigate. One option is to let those folks keep using their existing anaconda with conda-forge and lib mamba solver referencing to:

• https://conda-forge.org/docs/user/introduction.html#how-can-i-install-packages-from-conda-forge
• https://www.anaconda.com/blog/a-faster-conda-for-a-growing-community
  (this could be worth adding to the napari.org docs too, because it's a frequent thing that comes up.)

2. The single env for the whole workshop is simple, but it's gigantic, with >450 packages—I dare say it's anaconda-esque! It takes a while to solve, download, and install—even on a pretty new and fast computer with top-notch internet. It might be better—and also illustrate best practice—to break it up into dedicated envs for (some of) the sub tutorials? With caching and stuff it should be more manageable even if one of the tutorials does need everything.

This seems to have the old instructions...? (pre #11)

https://librehub.github.io/napari-LatAm-workshop-2023/day0/pre-requirements/to_be_installed.html