Dear Pascal See my answers inside:
neat... works in windows, some caveats though: > Thanks ;-) wait until a cell executes (* means not done yet) before executing next one. upon opening the notebook, likely each cell with definitions need to be executed before one using those definitions is. > As far as I know, this is the normal behavior of a Jupyter Notebook. > Please tell me if I'm wrong. distribution includes qjide which is a cool web front end that also depends on python. Macs get 64 bit, but windows/linux not. :( > Currently, I don't have access to a 64-bit Linux machine :-( > But we are working on a 64-bit version for Linux. > On Windows, the 32-bit version of the package works quite well on 64-bit > Windows. > You may always do a manual installation into your 64-bit environment, > please see: https://github.com/martin-saurer/jkernel qjide doesn't like internet explorer (windows 8.1 version), but firefox is good. Actually ie works ok on restart but then breaks quickly again. > Yes, I know. Internet Explorer as well as Microsoft's new Edge Browser don't > work well > with qjide. It seems the problem is not with qjide itself, but with the > web-server part > of Python. In trying to transfer jupyter url from ie (default browser) to firefox, I get asked for a password/token, but the command to find a token does not provide one. restarting jupyter from .bat file does provide a tokenized url that I can paste in the browser of my choice. (firefox strips LF, chrome doesn't) > I tried to paste the URL provided in the command window to the address bar of > Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge, and all of them accepted it without problems. Large labs such as A_J_introduction are quite slow to load. > Yes. This seems to happen on all platforms. A Jupyter Notebook is a more or > less > large JSON file. Maybe that's the reason why it takes that long. Best Regards Martin ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
