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lvx_xvl
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Hi all,
I've a question concerning the python package Jupyter. Somehow no information on JupyterLabs can be found.
All though Jupyter is supported be default in gentoo-packages via dev-python/jupyter, and notebooks are available, no support for labs is available.
Is this packages provided in an other way, or do I need to install it via Python pip?
Btw: I'm trying to install JupyterLabs via Python 3.7 on standard x64 gentoo headless server.
Best regards,
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| Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2020 3:24 pm Post subject: |
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Welcome to gentoo forum.
Some external overlay has jupyterlab package, but I'm not sure if is what you want.
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| Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2020 4:03 pm Post subject: |
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Hi fedeliallalinea,
I did actually found the same site, but was wondering why labs isn't available from the default dev-python/jupyter package as notebook is available. I was wondering if it already contained the labs part.
I will look at the overlay, but am wondering if this is the preferred solution. Especially because you could 'pip install --user jupyterlab' the package.
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| lvx_xvl wrote: | | I did actually found the same site, but was wondering why labs isn't available from the default dev-python/jupyter package as notebook is available. I was wondering if it already contained the labs part. |
Sorry I don't know this package.
| lvx_xvl wrote: | | I will look at the overlay, but am wondering if this is the preferred solution. Especially because you could 'pip install --user jupyterlab' the package. |
I prefer always installing packages with portage where possible, but gentoo is a choice and you can also install it with pip.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2020 9:39 am Post subject: |
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I have been wondering this for some time as well so I just resorted to pip --user.
Some python version mismatches so I had to ensure I was defaulted to py37 for all system provided liveries were functioning.
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| Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2021 9:58 pm Post subject: Try emerge dev-python/notebook |
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dev-python/notebook is probably what you are looking for.
no need to install using pip, which in general seems to be a bad idea. If you have to resort to pip you may use g-sorcery to create ebuilds directly from pip packages:
c.f. https://github.com/jauhien/gs-pypi |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2021 12:08 pm Post subject: Re: Try emerge dev-python/notebook |
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| haschka wrote: | dev-python/notebook is probably what you are looking for.
no need to install using pip, which in general seems to be a bad idea. If you have to resort to pip you may use g-sorcery to create ebuilds directly from pip packages:
c.f. https://github.com/jauhien/gs-pypi |
Notebook is only one aspect of both Jupyter and Jupyterlab. With the recent change of python default I re-installed Jupyterlab in --user and there is actually only about 6 packages missing to bring this framework into the main repository
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| Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2021 2:08 pm Post subject: Re: Try emerge dev-python/notebook |
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| Naib wrote: | | haschka wrote: | dev-python/notebook is probably what you are looking for.
no need to install using pip, which in general seems to be a bad idea. If you have to resort to pip you may use g-sorcery to create ebuilds directly from pip packages:
c.f. https://github.com/jauhien/gs-pypi |
Notebook is only one aspect of both Jupyter and Jupyterlab. With the recent change of python default I re-installed Jupyterlab in --user and there is actually only about 6 packages missing to bring this framework into the main repository |
Jupyterlab and friends are now available in the main repository, I also added a neat little electron client for Jupyterlab to the Science repository (That one is not quite ready for the main repository yet)
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Awesome!
I have this installed via PIP but it causes havok.
The actual dep missing from the main tree was low, I just never got rou d to creating the builds
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