I had this exact same problem. What fixed it for me was using the nuclear
option to force everything in the build to use python 2.7: I temporarily
removed 3.5 from my path and replaced it with 2.7.
I had previously tried setting the PYTHON environment variable to the 2.7
executable and
That's unfortunate. I was excited about hydrogen.
On Friday, 8 April 2016 00:14:02 UTC-5, Jeffrey Sarnoff wrote:
>
> I have experienced this too. Hydrogen has never been a load-and-go
> proposition for Julia on Windows. Before this, there were other hang-ups
> and some have had their roots in
I have experienced this too. Hydrogen has never been a load-and-go
proposition for Julia on Windows. Before this, there were other hang-ups
and some have had their roots in something an earlier release of Atom on
Win was doing or not doing. I have downloaded a version of Juno/LT that
works
