I have installed all the opt-depends listed by pacman for using the
notebook with ipython2, which are:
Dep. opcionales : wxpython: needed for ipythonx and ipython-wx
twisted: networking-related tasks
python2-foolscap: for IPython's parallel computing
features
python2-pexpect: for irunner
python2-nose: if you want to run IPython's test suite
python2-pyqt4: for ipython-qtconsole
python2-sip: for ipython-qtconsole
python2-pygments: for ipython-qtconsole
python2-pyzmq: for ipython-qtconsole
python2-tornado: for ipython notebook
python2-jinja: for ipython notebook
haskell-pandoc: ipython notebook conversion
I also have the same for ipython3, but in Arch python3 is default for
"python" in /usr/bin.
El lunes, 3 de febrero de 2014 10:40:03 UTC-6, João Felipe Santos escribió:
>
> You should not need to. A manual install should download, compile, and
> install all the dependencies in the julia directory, not the system
> directories. I have LLVM/clang 3.4 and lots of other libraries used by
> Julia on my system path and they do not seem to interfere in Julia's
> functionality.
>
> For IJulia, however, you will need to install IPython. I got it working
> with Arch's ipython2 package (you'll need to install python2-tornado and
> python2-zmq manually as they are not required by the ipython2 package),
> with Anaconda's IPython, and with a manually installed IPython2.0.0-dev
>
> Hope it helps!
>
> --
> João Felipe Santos
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 11:28 AM, Ismael VC <[email protected]<javascript:>
> > wrote:
>
>> I did try first to install manually, using make, I don't know if now I
>> have a mess of libraries, should I remove every dependency with pacman? I
>> will try again doing it manually and post back any issue.
>>
>> ismaelvc@toybox ~ [1]> pacman -Qs llvm
>> local/clang 3.4-1
>> C language family frontend for LLVM
>> local/llvm 3.4-1
>> Low Level Virtual Machine
>> local/llvm-libs 3.4-1
>> Low Level Virtual Machine (runtime library)
>> ismaelvc@toybox ~>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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