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Open Source Textbook for DSCI100: Introduction to Data Science in R
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Eloborate on how to download Jupyter content from the server #458

Closed joelostblom closed 1 year ago

joelostblom commented 1 year ago

There were some good images and more detailed instructions in this years announcemnt that I thought mihgt be good to add to the book https://datasciencebook.ca/appendixA.html

These are the instructions to zip up your dsci-100-student folder, so you can save all the files in 1 go. Since JupyterHub doesn't let you download folders:

go to your home directory (click on that folder icon below the + symbol)

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Click the + to open up a new file and select "Terminal" under the "Other" section

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type in the following command to zip up your dsci-100-student folder into a file called dsci-100-student.zip: zip -r dsci-100-student.zip dsci-100-student/ if you want to save everything in your home folder run: zip -r dsci-100-all.zip ~

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You will see a new file on the left side called dsci-100-student.zip (you might need to refresh the page) that you can download.

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trevorcampbell commented 1 year ago

This stuff is kind of specific to DSCI100, and the textbook is meant for a more general audience. If we do include it we should think carefully about how (and where) best to frame/present the topic.

trevorcampbell commented 1 year ago

Summer update: I've now actually completely removed "getting stuff from jhub" from the book. It's just too specific to our class.

@joelostblom I'm going to close this issue here, but feel free to re-open it in the instructor repo where maybe we can build this sort of thing into our last week of slides. :)