Difference between revisions of "Qiime2 installation"
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==PC-Windows 10== | ==PC-Windows 10== | ||
| − | Qiime2 will run on a PC, but not in a standard "Windows" way. IT will run using a Linux command line. You will need to activate the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and install a version of Linux, generally Ubuntu. Although this software is all running from your own computer (laptop or desktop), it is really considered a virtual machine since the WIN 10 operating system is running/emulating a "virtual" Linux computer. This may seem complex but installation instructions are presented in | + | Qiime2 will run on a PC, but not in a standard "Windows" way. IT will run using a Linux command line. You will need to activate the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and install a version of Linux, generally Ubuntu. Although this software is all running from your own computer (laptop or desktop), it is really considered a virtual machine since the WIN 10 operating system is running/emulating a "virtual" Linux computer. This may seem complex but installation instructions are presented in a video linked below: |
[[Qiime2_PC_using_Ubuntu|PC using Ubuntu]] | [[Qiime2_PC_using_Ubuntu|PC using Ubuntu]] | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 12 October 2021
Qiime2 software can be installed in multiple ways on multiple computers.
- 1) Installed "natively," meaning on a single computer like a laptop or desktop.
- 2) Installed "virtually," meaning on a server in a physically different location than the user.
PC-Windows 10
Qiime2 will run on a PC, but not in a standard "Windows" way. IT will run using a Linux command line. You will need to activate the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and install a version of Linux, generally Ubuntu. Although this software is all running from your own computer (laptop or desktop), it is really considered a virtual machine since the WIN 10 operating system is running/emulating a "virtual" Linux computer. This may seem complex but installation instructions are presented in a video linked below: