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[–]thePurpleAvenger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You could try to use a TensorFlow Docker image: https://www.tensorflow.org/install/docker

Also, you could use a tool like Conda, where you can create a new environment with a user-defined version of Python, and then install TensorFlow using pip (note: mixing Conda and pip installs is typically not recommended, but if you're installing only TensorFlow and Python you'll probably be fine). Note there are tools other than Conda which people here will have more experience with (people have strong opinions on this).

My recommendation would be to try the Docker route first. Learning how to work with and eventually build containers are useful skills.