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You should avoid installing conda through the Anaconda or Miniconda distributions, as you may run into licensing issues. Access to Anaconda’s public repository of packages is only free to individuals and small organisations (<200 employees). A paid license is required for larger organizations and anyone embedding or mirroring Anaconda’s repository. See Anaconda's Terms of Service for details. We strongly recommend using the Miniforge distribution as described above instead. If you have inadvertently installed conda from those sources without a license, you must remove the installation and any environments you may have and recreate them using Miniforge. You may identify any environments using licensed channels and packages running the following command:
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Creating environments
There are multiple ways of creating environments: from a file containing the list of packages and their versions, by providing the list on the command line, by creating an empty environment and adding the packages one by one, etc.
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