I want to clarify the concept of conda delete. It means setting an environment in the CondaDB for the environment to be deleted. The environment doesn’t have to be a user, or even a machine. A machine, or an environment, is just an abstraction of a process that is run on a computer.
Conda delete is an extreme form of the same thing. An environment is an abstraction of a process running on a computer. So it is not just a delete, it also means, “delete from this machine, this directory, this folder,” or something like that.
Conda delete removes the environment from the virtual machine. So it is not just a delete, it also means, delete from this machine, this directory, this folder, or something like that, yes.
In the early 90’s the best way to delete a virtual machine’s environment was to simply reboot the machine, as the old “reboot” command was no longer supported on the VMS. The easiest way to do this is to remove the “reboot” command from the virtual machine’s registry. This usually works, but be careful. There are a few caveats. The first is that the reboot command is no longer available on Microsoft VMSes, so you can’t do that.
The second point is that there is another way, using the “delete from” command, which is supported on VMSes. But it is a bit more involved and requires more knowledge about the VMS software. If you are familiar with the old VMS, then you know that the “delete from” command always deletes everything on the current machine.
Conda is the free tool which can be used to delete the registry on your machine. One of the nice things about it is that it will keep your settings. If you dont like the settings of your VMS, then you can uninstall the Conda environment, and run it again from the cmd prompt.
Conda is not a very difficult tool to use.
conda does not delete or modify the registry. The only difference between deleting a registry and deleting a file is that the registry is a huge list of settings, and the file is simply a list of files and folders. As far as deleting your VMS, you can delete your VMS from the “Tools” menu in the VMS.
Conda can be used to modify the registry, which is an awesome feature, and it can be used to create a clean VMS environment. It can also be used to delete all settings, which is a very nice feature.
This is another unique feature to the Conda package. You can delete your Conda environment from the Tools menu.
