Hi,
I’m always using jupyer to create my julia notebooks, but always using the classic jupyter, not the jupyterlab one which is very, very igly looking to my eyes. Up until a few days ago I could revert back to the classical jupyter by creating a file in .julia/config/ but that does not work anymore.
So the question is: is there a way to tell the very latest julia / IJulia to use the classical jupyter, which I do have installed on my Anaconda subdirectory?
Best regards and thanks.
Which file do you mean exactly? IJulia does support specifying the Jupyter binary to use, but that’s stored in ~/.julia/prefs/IJulia. And are you talking about the nbclassic interface? We could add a nbclassic() function to IJulia to launch it more easily if that would be useful.
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You can always launch any Jupyter front-end you want directly (rather than through Julia), just running jupyter nbclassic or whatever.
Hi,
thanks for the info. Yes, it is the nbclassic frontend I’d like to have. Right now I can not seem to be able to use it, other than invoking jupyter externally from Julia. That did not happen to me before…
Thanks.
nbclassic() was added in IJulia v1.33.0: Changelog · IJulia
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