Installing wflow on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS about wflow HOT 2 CLOSED

Hello Martijn,

Miniconda would have been an option as well. However, since I have to run many Python based software packages for my application, I prefer to have all the packages in the systems Python environment and keep it as slim as possible ;)

Yes, of course you can link the post.

Cheers, Sebastian

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Thanks for taking the time to write this down, I'm sure it will help some people!

Shall I link to this issue from https://github.com/openstreams/wflow#install-using-pip and close this issue?

For my specific application, I want the Python distribution to be as lean as possible. Therefore, I was not going for the Anaconda environment solution.

I understand. I guess Miniconda was also not an option for this case? The PCRaster Conda build makes installation quite a bit easier. Nevertheless, it's good to document the pip install as well

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