Thomas Kluyver

Thanks @amcdawes ! We're still aiming to get another paper published that will be a better citable reference.

Plenty of people have talked about Jupyter at conferences since that one, but I don't know of one with an equally broad title. I don't keep up with this stuff...

I don't know of anything more recent with a similarly broad title, but if anyone is aware of one, please post it in this thread. I feel a bit bad...

Thanks @janschulz - we should indeed catch that.

You do need to modify your PATH, as Anaconda isn't there. It's a list separated by colons, and to find `jupyter`, you'll need one of the entries to be something...

I can see a couple of possibilities why the other method didn't work. First, had you opened a new terminal before running `echo $PATH`? Those files are only read when...

> Does jupyter install to the Python folder? Basically, yes. The location it installs to depends on the tool and the options you used to install it, but both pip...

If you run `jupyter kernelspec list` in a command prompt, what does it show you?

That path should be a folder with a file in it called `kernel.json` - can you have a look at that file in a text editor and see what it...

IPython sends the filename to edit to the frontend, but at present `jupyter_console` doesn't handle that information, and the Qt console is the only frontend that handles it. It shouldn't...