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Jupyter Notebook Instructions #113
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I agree this can be confusing. This page intends to explains how to launch a personal Jupyter instance and how to access that from remote. We could remove the pip instructions(*) and only give the Conda instruction and add "See the how-to 'Work with Conda' page for more details. (*) Wasn't there some email some weeks ago saying one can no longer install Jupyter via pip? On this page we're explaining how to use Conda. This page uses Jupyter just as an example on how to install a software tools via Conda. We could use another software tool here to remove this confusion.
I don't think so. They have different purposes. |
Plus, we have jhub and ic-app for running jupyter notebooks without the instructions included in either of these pages. |
Jupyter Hub, is documented at https://wynton.ucsf.edu/hpc/howto/jupyterhub.html. I don't think(*) we should include lab-specific (here IC) instructions on the Wynton HPC website; although it's maintained by the Wynton Team, AFAIU it's separate from the Wynton HPC, or? Also, I think they have their own wiki somewhere. (*) == I'm quite reluctant to go down that path. |
There are two pages with differing instructions on how to run Jupyter Notebooks on Wynton.
One advises pip and one advises conda.
https://wynton.ucsf.edu/hpc/howto/jupyter.html
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https://wynton.ucsf.edu/hpc/howto/conda.html
Should the pages be combined?
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