How to Install Miniconda on Fedora 40 – Step by step

GNU/Linux Fedora 40 Installing Miniconda – Quick Start Guide

How to Install Miniconda Python on Fedora 40 GNU/Linux desktop – Step by step Tutorial.

And Miniconda for Fedora contain the Conda Package Manager and Python.

With Miniconda installed you can use the conda Command to Install Any other Packages and Create Environments, etc.

You can further extend and speed up Conda by setting up Mamba, a fast drop-in replacement for package management.

Finally, this guide includes detailed instructions about to Getting Started with Miniconda on Fedora.

1. 1. Downloading Miniconda

   Download Miniconda Installer for Fedora GNU/Linux

   Get Miniconda Python 64-bit .sh for Linux

   Get Miniconda for Fedora

2. 2. Installing Miniconda Python

   Then to Set up Miniconda on Fedora
   First, Access the Target, usually in the Downloads folder:
   (But if you are in Trouble to Find it out on Terminal then See: How to Access Downloads Folder from Browser)

   cd && cd Downloads

   Then give Execution Permission:

   chmod +x ./Miniconda*.sh

   Finally, to Setup Miniconda:

   ./Miniconda*.sh

   But for a System Wide Setup instead use the sudo Command like:

   sudo ./Miniconda*.sh

   On the License Agreement Type ‘q’ and then ‘yes’ to Accept.
   
   Then Set the Installation Location, for a Local Setup you can simply Confirm the Default location into your User’s Home.
   
   Finally, you’ll be Prompted about conda Inizialization. The Documentation Recommend to answer ‘yes’ to Setup the PATH Automatically.
   Then to Activate the conda Command Open a New Terminal Window.
   And Test the Miniconda Setup with:

   conda --help