Clarify target environment
@@ -27,7 +27,8 @@ There are several ways of `exporting a conda environment`_:
- ``conda env export`` will produce a complete list of all the packages installed in the environment
with their exact versions. This is the best option to ensure reproducibility,
- but can create problems if done from a different operative system than the target machine.
+ but can create problems if done from a different operative system than the target machine,
+ in our case Ubuntu Linux (check out our :ref:`Docker images <builds:Docker images>` for further information).
- ``conda env export --from-history`` will only include packages that were explicitly requested
in the environment, excluding the transitive dependencies. This is the best option to maximize
cross-platform compatibility, however it may include packages that are not needed to build your docs.
