Gordon Ball:
> I don't have more information than was in the [1] link below, but my reading
> of it is:
>
> 8<
>
> All ipython/jupyter components will drop python 2.7 support from version 6.
>
> For ipython, ipykernel and dependencies ipython-genutils, traitlets the
> current, python-2
Hey, it depends on the details.
I think (2) would be the best option, I think it's not worth the effect trying
to set up an "alternatives" system, we have enough stuff to do already without
needing to test all of this complexity.
One thing we have to watch out for, is if their LTS versions stay
Piotr Ożarowski:
> [Ximin Luo, 2016-12-03]
>> So far, so good. But now I'm having trouble trying to automate away
>> the "enable" step. What "enable" does is add an entry to
>> /etc/jupyter/nbconfig/notebook.json. There are two ways of automating
&
+debian-python@
Jupyter Notebook allows for the installation of "extensions". Users typically
download an extension, then run something like this:
$ jupyter nbextension install # or python/python3 -m
notebook.extension install [..]
$ jupyter nbextension enable# likewise
We're trying to f
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