Closed Sciss closed 4 years ago
Seems a conflict between python (debian) and python (pip). After doing sudo apt remove python-configparser
and reinstalling juypter via pip, this goes away. However, now I seem to have to install more packages by hand.
Dear Hanns,
I recommend that you use a dedicated Python environment for your research. We typically use Anaconda since this comes with, e.g., Numpy built-in.
Hello. Noobie question, as someone not really familiar with pip - if I follow the README and run
pip install --editable .
, this happens, but how do I run example code?I'm kind of lost here as to the next step. I installed juypiter via
pip install jupyter --user
, then runjupyter-notebook
and in the browser try to open an example. But something is not right: