I’m preparing a multi-site experiment, and I’m trying to make sure we are using the exact same setup. All machines will use Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS and PsychoPy Version: 2024.2.4. Until now, I’ve always used conda environments, but that’s not an option this time as the lead group is using a standalone installation.
My question is, what is the most straightforward to ensure all machines are using not only the same PsychoPy version but also the same python packages? One package that’s relevant is the PsychToolbox library for audio.
For example, if I use the PsychoPy Standalone (Stable) installation with GUI and I set the PsychoPy Version to 2024.2.4 in two different machines (both with Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS), how likely is that I will get the same package versions? Alternatively, can I get some text file from an already existent installation that specifies packages versions to use in a new installation?
Any help is appreciated.