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en:services:application_services:jupyter:start [2023/03/31 17:30] – [Starting a notebook] bwegman1en:services:application_services:jupyter:start [2023/04/14 15:34] – [Notebook does not start / Kernel can not connect] bwegman1
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 ==== Selecting a notebook image ==== ==== Selecting a notebook image ====
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-<WRAP tip> 
-This feature will become available with an update scheduled for April 6th. 
-</WRAP> 
  
 After successfully logging in a selection screen appears with a choice of notebook images to start the notebook server with: After successfully logging in a selection screen appears with a choice of notebook images to start the notebook server with:
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   * <code bash> mv -v .local/ .local.gwdg-disable </code>   * <code bash> mv -v .local/ .local.gwdg-disable </code>
   * Restart notebook server: File - Hub Control Panel - Stop My Server   * Restart notebook server: File - Hub Control Panel - Stop My Server
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 +<WRAP info>
 +This action is also available through the selfservice portal: https://jupyter-cloud.gwdg.de/selfservice
 +</WRAP>
 ==== Installing additional python modules ==== ==== Installing additional python modules ====
 Additional Python modules can be installed via the terminal and the Python package manager "pip". To do this, a terminal must be opened via the menu "New" -> "Terminal". Afterwards <code>pip install --user <module></code> installs a new module in the home directory. Additional Python modules can be installed via the terminal and the Python package manager "pip". To do this, a terminal must be opened via the menu "New" -> "Terminal". Afterwards <code>pip install --user <module></code> installs a new module in the home directory.