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In Unix-like platforms, installing a piece of software consists of placing files in subdirectories of an “installation prefix”:
Note
Examples on Unix: the root of the filesystem, the /usr/
and /usr/local/
directories.
A
prefix is a fully self-contained and portable installation. To disambiguate with
root prefix ,
prefix is often referred to as
target prefix. Without an explicit
target or
root prefix, you can assume it refers to a
target prefix.
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Concepts — documentationn Deactivation Concepts# A few concepts are extensively used in Mamba and in this documentation as well. You should start by getting familiar with those as a starting point. Prefix/Environment# <span>In Unix-like platforms, installing a piece of software consists of placing files in subdirectories of an “installation prefix”: no file is placed outside of the installation prefix dependencies must be installed in the same prefix (or standard system prefixes with lower precedence) Note Examples on Unix: the root of the filesystem, the /usr/ and /usr/local/ directories. A prefix is a fully self-contained and portable installation. To disambiguate with root prefix, prefix is often referred to as target prefix. Without an explicit target or root prefix, you can assume it refers to a target prefix. An environment is just another name for a target prefix. Mamba’s environments are similar to virtual environments as seen in Python’s virtualenv and similar software, but more powerful Summary
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