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On 2020-06-25 21:44, Andrés Becerra Sandoval wrote: |
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> El jue., 25 de jun. de 2020 a la(s) 14:14, Valmor de Almeida |
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> (val.gentoo@×××××.com <mailto:val.gentoo@×××××.com>) escribió: |
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> Hello, |
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> I had to enable ~amd64 to emerge jupyter so I know this is bound for |
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> problems. However, anyone there able to use jupyter notebooks in |
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> gentoo? |
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> No matter what notebook I try to open, I get the internal server error. |
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> Thank you. |
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> Valmor |
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> Not much help, but I have not had problems with jupyter for years, with |
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> ~amd64 profile. |
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> Andrés Becerra Sandoval |
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I isolate jupyter (actually jupyterlab) in an separate python |
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environment. I do use pipenv to manage the python environment. It boils |
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down to three commands: |
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$> cd projectfolder |
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projectfolder $> pipenv install |
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projectfolder $> pipenv shell |
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projectfolder $> pipenv install jupyter-lab |
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pipenv itself can be installed with emerge. pipenv resolves the |
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dependencies within the virtual python environment. |
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This way of working with python solved most of my troubles with ~amd64 |
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python packages. python packages for system and for programming purposes |
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stay separate this way. |
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Urs Schütz |
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