Merge pull request #720 from uvarc/staging

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content/post/2024-oct-anaconda-transition.md

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-No. The packages that you had installed previously will not disappear or become inaccessible.
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+Existing environments will not be removed, however, any packages installed in your conda environments via the Anaconda default (proprietary) channel will need to be reinstalled through a different channel or tool such as conda-forge or pip.
 
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 The Miniforge module includes the conda package management system. You can use `conda install <package-name>` as you may have done previously using the Anaconda module. Miniforge uses the conda-forge channel by default.
 
+If you are using Anaconda for instructional use or have your own license, you can install packages from the anaconda channel using `conda install -c anaconda <package-name>`
 
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 ## Announcements