Introduction
PyMOL is a user-sponsored molecular visualization system on
an open-source foundation, maintained and distributed by
Schrödinger.1 There are official binaries available for
students,2 and unofficial versions out there as well. But the
educational-use-only PyMOL is not provided for the purposes of
academic research or publication.
So, I will explain how to install the unofficial PyMOL
software in this tutorial.
PyMOL was written in the programming language Python, normal
operation of the program required the Python environment. It's
recommended to using Anaconda to create an isolated Python
environment for PyMOL, if you need to use other softwares
required Python environment in the future.
Install Anaconda
to Create Python Environment