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# Installation

## Conda

It is advisable but not required that you install Napari Lattice packages inside a conda environment.
This is because conda makes it much easier to install system complex dependencies.

First, you should work out which version of OpenCL you need:
* Macs with GPUs should use `ocl_icd_wrapper_apple`
* Linux systems with GPUs should use `ocl-icd-system`
* All other systems should use `pocl`

Then you can create a suitable environment, *replacing `pocl` with the appropriate package as necessary*:
```bash
conda install -c conda-forge 'python==3.11.*' pocl
```

Finally, you can proceed with the next step.

## Pip

To install the core package, which includes the Python library and command line interface:

```bash
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