Open PaleNeutron opened 3 years ago
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@PaleNeutron PaleNeutron a simple workaround is to activate, from a system terminal, the tljh's environment with
source /opt/tljh/user/bin/activate
and to use conda from there.
Since I do not have conda installed systemwide, during the installation process, tljh installed its local version of anaconda. Probably you have the same issue. :)
$ cat /etc/profile.d/source-jupyter.sh
#!/bin/bash
source /opt/tljh/user/bin/activate
Bug description
After installing, I found python in notebook is:
while the default python in terminal is:
Is there some config wrong? How can I fix that.
Expected behaviour
notebook and terminal use same python
Actual behaviour
notebook use tljh python and terminal use conda python
How to reproduce
I'm not sure, I just install it using bootstrap.py.
But I have an existing conda installed before tljh
Your personal set up
install.log