Jonathan J. Helmus

How did you install Tensorflow? The `rpi` channel does not contain a tensorflow package.

Thanks for your interest. Unfortunately, this project is no longer activate. I will not be updating recipes or adding and new packages to the `rpi` channel. I'll update the README...

I've created issue #83 for those who are interested to discuss the future of Berry conda. I am happy to provide some guidance on how the existing packages were built...

You will need to modify your .bashrc file to add the `bin` directory under the berryconda install to your path. You should remove any changes that Miniconda made at the...

There should be lines which modify the PATH variable. They likely are at or near the end of the .bashrc or .profile file.

I have not been able to determine how to build OpenCV with GTK support in a manner that is consistent with how conda packages should be distributed. Namely, GTK and...

@Esiravegna Not really. This problem is not getting OpenCV to build with GTK, rather it is getting GTK and its dependencies compiled as a conda package.

That recipe uses QT for the GUI not GTK.

I tried to replicate this on a Raspberry Pi 3 by creating a new environment using `conda create -n opencv_test python=3.5 opencv`. I was able to import cv2 fine. Can...

Was there any more of the error message? Can you try running `python -c "import numpy.core.multiarray"`?