If you are interested in using the PyPi package (this is what pip installs), but manage it with conda, then you need to build a conda package.
That's it, you should be able to import it. If you use environments, these aren't problems, because the env tool ( conda, venv, virtualenv, &c) will modify the PATH as needed.Ģ) pip install pygame, add sudo if you intend to install for the system's default interpreter on /usr/bin/python. The Python interpreter you use and the launched spyder instance depend on their precedence on your PATH. Note: The location to where pip installs modules depends on the selected Python interpreter. Installing with pipġ) Activate the virtual environment where you want to install Pygame or, if you are not using environments, make sure that you are using the Python interpreter for which you want to install the module, do this with which python, it should point to your intended interpreter. That particular conda package you are trying to download seems to depend on python 2.7, if you download the tarball, you can check the info/index.json file, it marks python 2.7* as dependency.
UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found to be in conflict: - pygame -> python 2.7 -> openssl 1.0.1* - python 3.6** There's nothing to import, you never installed the module because of UnsatisfiableError.
I have tried pip, conda but every time when i import it i get the error no module named pygame You don't install Pygame for Spyder, it's a Python module, so you install it for a particular Python interpreter (or for various). So i want this to work specidically in the newest version of spyder(spyder3)(maybe with pythonpathmanager
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