Your Jupyter installation, adding it to the list of available kernels For addedĬonvenience, it is possible to link your installation of SageMath into
You may already have a global installation of Jupyter. Setting up SageMath as a Jupyter kernel in an existing Jupyter notebook or JupyterLab installation # it should appear in the list, and should load the server and fire up your browser when you click on it.įor further reading you can have a look at the other documents in the Now hit the start button or key and type the name you gave it. Selecting theme in Jupyter Lab Also, we can make a shortcut on our desktop to launch jupyter. “Sage 9.2 JupyterLab”Ĭhange Target to: ubuntu.exe run ~/sage_nb.sh To customize this shortcut, right-click on it and choose properties.Ĭhange the name to whatever you want, e.g.
Right-click-drag the ubuntu.exe icon from the second window into the first, then choose Create shortcuts here from the context menu when you drop it. Open a separate window and go to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\WindowsApps\ If you want the sage shortcut somewhere else (like your desktop), open that folder instead. This is the folder that contains you start menu shortcuts.
#Jupyterlab icon windows
Open Windows explorer, and type %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs in the address bar and press enter. This is a final nicety that lets you start the Jupyter or JupyterLab server in one click: The Jupyter(Lab) server should start in the terminal window, and you windows browser should open a page showing the Jupyter or JupyterLab starting page, at the directory you specified.
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