So I have previously installed the Octave Kernel See here:. Octave Itself comes with an installation of Gnu-Plot for its own plotting purposes. However, some times it is preferable just to be using Gnuplot as Gnuplot, not as a back end.
I currently have Jupyter installed with conda, not PIP. but my octave_kernel is also installed with PIP, not conda it works just fine (after i updated metakernel to 20.4.12.
Upon downloading the kernel with PIP and installing with jupyter kernelspec install
and running jupyter kernelspec list I do not see the installed kernel, but the console output is usually
[InstalledKernelSpec] Installed kernelspec gnuplot_kernel in <directory>
whats up?
So I have previously installed the Octave Kernel See here:. Octave Itself comes with an installation of Gnu-Plot for its own plotting purposes. However, some times it is preferable just to be using Gnuplot as Gnuplot, not as a back end.
I currently have Jupyter installed with
conda, notPIP. but myoctave_kernelis also installed withPIP, notcondait works just fine (after i updatedmetakernelto20.4.12.Upon downloading the kernel with PIP and installing with
and running
jupyter kernelspec installjupyter kernelspec listI do not see the installed kernel, but the console output is usually[InstalledKernelSpec] Installed kernelspec gnuplot_kernel in <directory>whats up?