Windows

[Jichao96]

I would like to know whether MintPy can be run under Windows. Thanks.

[jhkennedy]

Edit: MintyPy is available on windows via conda-forge as of MintPy v1.3.2, and all known issues have been resolved.

---

@Jichao96 I would say MintPy on windows is still experimental.

• PySolid is now available on windows via conda-forge (Use numpy.f2py to build via setup.py/pip PySolid#19) but it's likely that there are issues on windows still (grid: empty values in solid.txt file on Windows OS PySolid#15)
• Instructions for building MintPy on windows was added in Add doc on install MintPy on Windows #647, and some issues with numpy on windows were resolved there, but it hasn't been thoroughly tested.

Next release, we should be able to provide windows builds for Mintpy on conda-forge, but they will likely still be experimental at that point.

If you're interested in trying out the experimental version, let me know! I can provide updated instructions beyond what's in the installation guide since windows support is being actively developed.

[hardreddata]

You can run MintPy using Windows Subsystem for Linux https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install

[pbrotoisworo]

I'm a Windows user and it works for me. I use it in the command prompt. I'm not using Windows Subsystem for Linux.