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.