conda: command not found about easydiffusion

[SharkyGoChompChomp21]

Hi I'm a Big noob, I left windows & use Linux Mint
I think I have a similar Error with trying to install it on Linux Mint
Here's what I got from the terminal on Linux mint

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CondaSignalInterrupt: Signal interrupt SIGINT

Error installing the packages necessary for Stable Diffusion. Please try re-running this installer. If it doesn't work, please copy the messages in this window, and ask the community at https://discord.com/invite/u9yhsFmEkB or file an issue at https://github.com/cmdr2/stable-diffusion-ui/issues

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I'm not sure, like I said a total noob when it comes to linux

[hortinstein]

https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/linux.html#

install miniconda here...but yeah the update listed no deps...so probably should fix this

[SharkyGoChompChomp21]

@hortinstein I'm sorry but I'm just more confused now. shouldn't miniconda download automatically when you run ./start.sh ?
I downloaded Miniconda3 Linux 64-bit.
I tried to run it in the terminal with "bash: Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh: No such file or directory"
and I get an error. I'm using linux mint, maybe it's a little different?

[cmdr2]

@FelipeLujan hi, it looks like you've downloaded the git repository. Please download by using the link in the installation instructions. That will contain the correct start.sh file. Thanks!

[cmdr2]

@SharkyGoChompChomp21 @hortinstein Developer here - you do not need to install miniconda, it will automatically manage things.

@SharkyGoChompChomp21 Can you please paste the full error message? Also, did you download from the installation instructions or did you download the entire git repository? Thanks!

[SharkyGoChompChomp21]

@cmdr2 I deleted the folder I tried to install it from and restarted.
I downloaded it from https://github.com/cmdr2/stable-diffusion-ui#installation
In the installation section I clicked the highlighted "for linux" text and downloaded it.
I extracted the contents to a folder I named StableDiffusion (Specifically with no spaces since I think that was my issue).
I ran it through the linux mint terminal.

And it actually installed, like wow, all I had to do was reinstall it. I was getting some funky errors. but since I deleted the folder I started from, I also deleted the full error message you was asking me for.

Anyways it opened a window in my browser after it finished (Is it supose to do that?)
I typed in a promt but stable diffusion crashed my computer so I had to type all of this up again.