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# MICROMAMBA INITIAL SETUP #
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## Shell Initialization

To get started with Micromamba, first we need to initialize our shell in order
to create environments:

$ eval "$(micromamba shell hook --shell bash)"

Install the shell init script under MAMBA_ROOT_PREFIX as a fallback:

$ install -m 0644 -D -t ~/micromamba/etc/profile.d/ \
    /usr/share/micromamba/micromamba.sh

## Optional Base Environment

Then, if we want the full-fledged Mamba, we must activate the base environment,
where we install it:

$ micromamba activate
$ micromamba install mamba

NOTE: The base environment is suppose to only have Mamba and Conda according to
https://mamba.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide/troubleshooting.html

## Creating New Environments

Now you can create new environments according to your needs:

$ micromamba create -n my_new_env foo-package bar-package
$ micromamba activate my_new_env

## Final Note

If all went well, there's no need to redo those steps, as the hook in
/usr/etc/profile.d/micromamba.sh should take care of initializing the shell
from now on that things are in place. Enjoy and have fun!

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