Ricardo Wurmus <rek...@elephly.net> writes: > I wonder if that’s by design. As far as I understand Jupyter can be > used with many different kernels, including different versions of > Python. This means that we may not limit it to just a single version of > Python at build time. > > Is this correct?
Yes. Installed kernels are normally under $prefix/share/jupyter/kernels. A standard installation of Jupyter via PyPI also installs a kernel for the same Python interpreter that is used for Jupyter. Additional kernels can then be installed afterwards. Fis Trivial <ybbs.da...@hotmail.com> writes: > Actually the only command I know about jupyter is how to open a > notebook :) . But it asks me to restart the kernel again and again in > browser. And according to the console, it seems that jupyter couldn't You could run jupyter kernelspec list to see which kernels Jupyter actually uses. Konrad.
