When I start flair (on terminal or by clicking on icon), it crashes immediately, with the following message: Segmentation fault (core dumped). I have installed it with both methods, deb. packages or from repository.
I suspect a problem with python and its double installation on my work station with the Anaconda distribution.
Is there a way to specify that flair should use the regular python libraries?
Thanks in advance,
Jean-Emmanuel
Input files
Please upload all relevant files. (FLUKA input file, Flair project file, user routines, and data files)
if you are using a specifically created conda environment, try deactivating it with
conda deactivate
and then try to run flair from that same terminal.
If Anaconda installed packages right in your standard environment (not sure if this is still possible, but a bad idea anyway) try creating an empty environment, activate it and run flair from there.
Lastly, you could try to reinstall flair, but this time making sure you run the installation from the same conda environment you usually use.