Kaitlyn (and @Ellior2) have both experienced issues using bash within Jupyter Notebooks recently. I've also played around with things a bit and it seems like there's not an easy fix for this. I have a note out to the Jupyter Notebook developers on their Gitter channel in hopes of gaining some clarity on what's happening and how to resolve.
However, I propose using a Docker container, and a subsequent usage guide, for Windows user wishing to run bash within a Jupyter Notebook.
I already have a Docker container (i.e. a Dockerfile) ready to go, but I think a Windows-specific Docker guide might need to be created.
Kaitlyn (and @Ellior2) have both experienced issues using bash within Jupyter Notebooks recently. I've also played around with things a bit and it seems like there's not an easy fix for this. I have a note out to the Jupyter Notebook developers on their Gitter channel in hopes of gaining some clarity on what's happening and how to resolve.
However, I propose using a Docker container, and a subsequent usage guide, for Windows user wishing to run bash within a Jupyter Notebook.
I already have a Docker container (i.e. a Dockerfile) ready to go, but I think a Windows-specific Docker guide might need to be created.