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lgeiger / hydrogen-launcher

:rocket: Launch terminals and jupyter consoles connected to hydrogen
https://atom.io/packages/hydrogen-launcher
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launch jupyter console resulted in "Could not find jupyter or ipython" #33

Open gowestyang opened 6 years ago

gowestyang commented 6 years ago

I'm running on Windows 10. Hydrogen works for me, and I can execute python code from editor. However, when I try to launch jupyter console (ctrl+shfit+p then type in the command), it says "Could not find jupyter or ipython".

My python is running on Anaconda. May I know how to resolve this? Thank you!

Added: my Anaconda was not on system path. I re-installed Anaconda and added it to the system path. Now the jupyter console started, but while I tried to run a command, it returned: RuntimeError: Kernel didn't respond to kernel_info_request

Thanks for reading my issue. I will just report this for information, while I'll work with other alternatives.

fl16180 commented 6 years ago

Did it work for you? I've been having the same issue on both Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04

monovich commented 4 years ago

Also running Windows 10, WSL/Ubuntu 18.04 jupyter server with R kernel (no password, pre-specified token per Hydrogen's recommendations). Hydrogen works flawlessly, but the hydrogen-launcher simply cannot detect existing kernels under this configuration. Not sure what I'd have to do to get it working at this point.

lukkesweet commented 4 years ago

Has anyone had any luck resolving this issue?