I’m very new here, so I apologize if the discussion exists somewhere and I simply couldn’t find it.
But I noticed in the GitHub repo there are binaries published for Windows and MacOS. As well there are seemingly Linux .whl files, but it’s still unclear to me:
Is Linux supported in any capacity, and in particular Workbench?
Hi @davdd , thanks for your inquiry. We do not currently have Workbench builds for Linux, but it’s useful to hear your interest in them. If you really wanted to run the Workbench your only option at the moment would be to run a local development environment from source. invest/workbench at main · natcap/invest · GitHub
As you saw, we have wheel builds for the natcap.invest Python library for Linux. And we have Python binaries available on conda-forge. So you can install natcap.invest from PyPI or from conda-forge (recommended). But this is only the Python package, not the Workbench desktop application.