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More information on managing Conda environments can be found here. Begin by following the steps above for the single environment but do not install psana conda yet since it will be installed when the new environment is created (step 8) or set the environment variables (i.e. step 10). It is recommended to have these variables set when the environment is activated and unset when deactivated. First create the environment with conda create --create name <environment name> -c lcls-rhel<num> psana-conda where <environment name> is the name of the environment to be created and <num> is the RHEL version. Then follow the steps below, for a given environment examplenv, which were pulled from the link given before.

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