Quasar-1.9.2-Miniconda-x86_64.exe - an installer that can be used without administrative privileges (64 bit).
When updating, remove the older version first. If there are any problems, also remove the corresponding Miniconda and reinstall.
The package includes python 3.10.11, Orange 3.36.2, Orange-Spectroscopy 0.6.13, numpy 1.24.4, scipy 1.10.1, scikit-learn 1.3.2.
Quasar-1.9.2-Python3.10.11-arm64.dmg
Quasar-1.9.2-Python3.10.11.dmg
Not sure which installer to select? Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of your screen, select About This Mac, and check the Chip or Processor field. If you see Apple, select the Orange for Apple Silicon installer. If you see Intel, select the Orange for Intel.
The package includes python 3.10.11, Orange 3.36.2, Orange-Spectroscopy 0.6.13, numpy 1.24.4, scipy 1.10.1, scikit-learn 1.3.2.
If needed, you can download previous versions from our download archive.
On other platforms, such as Linux, you will need a fairly recent python3 installation. We highly recommend that you create a python virtual environment first. There, install Quasar with pip:
pip install quasar
The above command will install all dependencies except PyQt. Install it with
pip install PyQt5
Then, run Quasar with:
python -m quasar
To open Bruker OPUS files, also install opusFC (only available for some platforms):
pip install opusFC
If you are using python provided by the miniconda / Anaconda distribution, you are almost ready to go.
As with pip, we highly recommend you create a separate environment for your Quasar installation.
Add two new channels:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda config --add channels https://quasar.codes/conda/
and set the channel_priority recommended by conda-forge:
conda config --set channel_priority strict
and install the quasar package:
conda install quasar
To open Bruker OPUS files, also install opusFC (only available for some platforms):
conda install opusfc