Thomas Kluyver

I wouldn't try to come up with new syntax for it - rather I'd expose a command, as is already done for images, so you could do e.g. `jupyter-display --html`....

Yup, I think if we had a generic way to display things, it should support all the formats commonly use in Jupyter. And it should probably also have a way...

It should use whatever `bash` is found first on PATH when it starts.

If you want them to run to write files and things, you can always run them from bash with something like `jupyter nbconvert --execute`. If you want to run them...

`--to script` is the generic name for 'convert this notebook to a standard source code file for its kernel language'.

You're welcome. I'd also be open to adding a function in bash_kernel called something like `source-notebook` which would take another notebook file, and run its code in the current kernel....

If you're running the scripts with `bash` (rather than `source`) afterwards, that should have a similar effect to running the notebooks with `jupyter nbconvert --execute`. It's probably a bit faster,...

Yup, in general commands that require input don't work. There's a mismatch between the way Jupyter 'thinks about' input (something has to ask for a line of input), and the...

You could run the entire notebook server as a particular user (we don't recommend running it as root, but it's possible if you want to take that risk). Other than...

I can reproduce it, but I have no idea what's going on with this.