How to Fix OpenMc Installing Error in Terminal?

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The error encountered when running the "mamba search openmc" command in the terminal may be due to compatibility issues, particularly if using Windows. The OpenMC documentation recommends using the mamba/conda-forge method for Linux and macOS, while the Docker method is available for all platforms, including Windows. Users attempting to install OpenMC in WSL2 should ensure they are following the appropriate installation guidelines for their environment. Additionally, there is a note that OpenMC does not handle charged particles. Proper installation steps are crucial for resolving the error.
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OpenMc installing error
When I run the >>mamba search openmc : command in the terminal, it gives an error. The error output is as in the picture ::Loading channell /killed. How can I solve this problem?
 

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Wow. You are doing a grand tour of physics packages.

The mamba / conda-forge method is listed in the openmc docs for linux and mac. Are you in windows? The docker method is listed for linux, mac and windows. I didn't think openmc did charged particles btw.
 
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Alex A said:
Wow. You are doing a grand tour of physics packages.

The mamba / conda-forge method is listed in the openmc docs for linux and mac. Are you in windows? The docker method is listed for linux, mac and windows. I didn't think openmc did charged particles btw.
))Thanks. I want to install Openmc my in wsl2
 
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