Konrad Hinsen <konrad.hin...@fastmail.net> skribis: > l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes: > >>> Yes. Installed kernels are normally under $prefix/share/jupyter/kernels. >>> A standard installation of Jupyter via PyPI also installs a kernel for >>> the same Python interpreter that is used for Jupyter. Additional kernels >>> can then be installed afterwards. >> >> So my understanding is that there’s no bug on our side, right? > > That depends on what you call a bug. > > The current behavior of the Guix package for Jupyter is not in conflict > with any written documentation for Jupyter, but does not respect a > convention that standard installations (via pip, for example) do > respect. This convention says that the default Python kernel for Jupyter > uses the same Python installation as Jupyter itself.
Oh, got it. > I'd vote for respecting this convention, and I'd be happy to work on an > implementation, but don't count on me for this before August. Alright, we’ll see! Thanks for the explanation, Ludo’.
