According to what I read on eternafold.eternagame.org, I should be able to download a local copy of Eternafold using conda (the web interface works, however it’s much easier for experimentation, as well as gentler on the server, to run locally). However, the package isn’t found by my installation (done through Miniforge) even with the bioconda channel added (it clearly IS added as it shows under “Channels:” when searching for packages–in fact it’s at the top of the list so it should be searched first).
Odd. I’ve installed conda forge, created a conda environment in ./env, and run conda install -p ./env bioconda::eternafold and it seems to install fine - maybe you’ve omitted the bioconda:: prefix?
It doesn’t work whether or not I explicitly include the channel name prefix. However, I’ve looked around and am wondering if it’s an OS issue. On anaconda.org there are Linux and Mac OS installers but no Windows installer. So maybe there’s no existing compiled version of the code for Windows and therefore conda behaves as if the entire package doesn’t exist.