Wolf Vollprecht

There is nothing specific to xeus-cling with regards to JupyterHub. If you use jupyter-stack, you just need to install xeus-cling into the environment from where the jupyter notebook is run.

yeah, this would be _great_! We have good experience with reproc-cpp and I guess all the information would be only one subprocess call away :)

Hey, I read through your comments briefly. Just wanted to show you how we integrate our libraries: https://github.com/jupyter-xeus/xwidgets/blob/203d95ac5eb3be778a610ecfc820d982dfcca464/include/xwidgets/xwidgets_config_cling.hpp.in#L9-L15 So we generate some #pragmas for cling at CMake configuration time. Maybe...

cc @ellisonbg looks like a C kernel based on cling is within reach, but some plumbing needed.

hmm i am just realizing that this might break docker images that are like `org/some-docker`... maybe I should check that the splitted prefix matches the registry location.

here are two just for fun attempts:  

these shapes can indeed be loaded from `xml` files. we need to figure out how we want to ship them (ie. something that can be additionally installed, or enabled in...

the most recent release of jupyterlab-drawio should be compatible

Thanks for the hint. Are you interested in making a PR for this? That would be awesome!

Hi Axel, indeed, this is confusing at the moment because of the secondary menu bar of the plugin. If you use the save command of jupyterlab it should hopefully work!...