I can start Jupyter notebook (6.0.2) in Chrome application mode just fine using the line c.NotebookApp.browser = '"C:\Path\chrome.exe" --app=%s' in the config file.
The problem is that every script I run opens in a "normal" Chrome window. Any suggestions?
EDIT
It works with JupyterLab (1.2.3)
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Im having troubles opening Jupyter or Anaconda Navigator.
Each time I click on the shortcut, the kernel black window opens and closes so fast that I just cant see what it shows and nothing happens.
In case of Anaconda Navigator, the black window appears and closes twice and nothing happens either.
Hope you can help me.
I already tried uninstalling and reinstalling. I wanted to do it again but now the Anaconda Uninstaller doesnt appear :(
did you try running it from the command line ? (cmd/bash)
You can use the command jupyter notebook and it should normally lunch the notebook if everything is correctly installed.
I have a python script that I run using spyder. It execute other scripts with os.system("...").
My problem is that the cmd windows are not poping (the code is executed, but I can't monitor it, eg see print() or errors).
it was working before I updated spyder recently.
I tried unchecking the "Hide command line output windows generated by the subprocess module" in Tools > Preferences > IPython console > Advanced settings > Windows adjustments
but nothing changed. How can I changed that?
Thanks
Having a weird issue with Chromium on a Raspberry Pi. I am trying to get the Chrome extension "Revolver" to auto start when I load up Chromium. I want it to cycle through each of my tabs right when I launch Chromium.
This works totally fine when I physically click on the Chromium icon, it launches Chromium and then the "Revolver" extension starts working and cycles through my tabs.
However, when I launch Chromium through the Raspberry Pi's autostart file like this:
#xset s off
#xset -dpms
#xset s noblank
#chromium-browser --enable-extension-apps --enable-extensions --enable-apps
It launches chrome, but the "Revolver" extension does not auto start. It will only work if I then click on the extension icon. I am not sure why it DOES auto start when I manually launch Chromium, but DOES NOT auto start when launching through the autostart file.
Any ideas?
I am trying to work with Jupyter notebook on Windows 10 (64-bit). I downloaded Anaconda3 5.0.1. Now I should be able to open the jupyter notebook from the command prompt by typing jupyter notebook. However I get the following error:
The only way I am able to open jupyter notebook is from the Anaconda navigator. However, I would like to change the directory from which the notebook opens and none of the solutions here How to change the Jupyter start-up folder work if I cannot open jupyther from the command prompt. I have already tried uninstalling and reinstalling anaconda, but that did not change anything.
This error is because you didn't set environment after installing Anaconda.
Go through following steps to solve this issue
Search in start "Edit the system environment variable" and open it.
Click environment variables button
Go to there and add 2 directory path where you installed Anaconda
i.e. 1. C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3
2. C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\Scripts
Hope this will solve your error :)
If you have:
Jupiter installed directly from Python (not anaconda)
PATH already configured (in case of not, you can do it manually from Windows system advanced menu)
try with: py -m jupyter notebook
It should work ;)
I installed Jupyter notebook with Python 3, It works fine and I point to my python3 from the New. Then I close it and when I open it again the option terminal is changed to Terminal unavailable and python3 is appeared as python[root]. Any idea why?
This link says it's because windows does not have TTY-based terminal support
https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/172