Thanks. The 64-bit version of gs is already installed in the conda environment directory (something like C:/Users/eol/Anaconda3/envs/escape/Library/bin/gs), but it must not have been added to the registry (I expect for reasons of maintaining multiple environments, conda doesn’t edit the registry on principle?).
So is it possible to pass this -G flag from fig.show() to psconvert? The help message doesn’t indicate so… Maybe I could get it to work via fig.psconvert() which passes any arguments on, but this defeats the goal of viewing the figure in jupyter.
Seems like this would be a universal problem for anyone installing pyGMT via conda on windows, if they had any other gs installed previously. I’m not sure why more people haven’t had this error, or am I doing something wrong in my setup?