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Added info for correct environment.
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##### Creating an environment with conda
Sample instructions to create an environment with conda are as follows:
1. Open the console and create a new conda environment: `conda create --name picasso python=3.5`
-2. Activate the environment: `source activate picasso`
+2. Activate the environment: `source activate picasso` for Linux / Mac Os X or `activate picasso` for Windows.
3. Install the necessary packages with conda: `conda install h5py matplotlib numba numpy scipy pyqt=4 pyyaml scikit-learn colorama tqdm`
4. Additionally install packages with pip: `pip install lmfit`
5. Continue with Installation
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#### Using Picasso as a module
The individual modules of picasso can be started as follows:
-1. Open the console, activate the enviroment: `source activate picasso`
+1. Open the console, activate the enviroment: `source activate picasso` for Linux / Mac Os X or `activate picasso` for Windows.
2. Start the picasso modules via `python -m picasso ..`, e.g. `python -m picasso render` for the render module
#### Using GPU for Fitting
