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[LUG] jupyter and anaconda.
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- Subject: [LUG] jupyter and anaconda.
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- Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2017 15:38:29 +0100
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Just wondering if anyone uses jupyter notebooks?
I've just spent the last three days trying to get installed on my
raspberrypi3 and tried the recommended method in the documentation -
installing anaconda and letting that do it for me which is what I'd done
on my other Intel/AMD machines where you download a 400MB of data that
then installs python and everything else in non-standard directories.
That doesnt work as there is no arm anaconda! So I hunted around and
found another installer on GIT and that downloads loads of software and
compiles it - this failed so I hunted around and found the 'expert'
installation method:
pip3 install jupyter
This is really easy and doesnt duplicate several dozen python packages
and re-write your path so the up to date ones you have are no longer
accessible from python!
Never known a recommended install method to be a thousand times more
complicated and irritating than the 'expert method'.
Tom te tom te tom
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