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The problem is not with cairo, it's with libXrender.so.1
. Do you have Xorg installed in your system?
No, Jupyterhub is installed on a headless machine. It might be worth mentioning that the Python 3 kernel is working fine.
Well, it's clear (from your error message) that you need to have Xorg installed to run IRKernel.
However, I'm pinging @mingwandroid and @flying-sheep to get confirmation about it.
For R/cairo Xorg is needed, it's dumb not to separate needing an x display from needing to be able to handle some surface types. This is an upstream R issue. Python has nothing to do with it.
Ok, thanks for the confirmation @mingwandroid. Closing then.
Thanks for the help in fixing this. I installed Xorg and all is well.
Great to know it!
I have an issue with the irkernel in a notebook when using jupyterhub. It dies on execution of code.
I have check the logs and the only obvious r related mention is:
I have checked and cairo.so is in that location.