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I would say the latter if you don't really use Python alone. Note that in the end, the best approach for you is the approach that works for you and allows you to do what you want to do. |
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Thanks, @mcanouil . I've chosen to install Jupyter from outside of Julia. This approach seems to work reliably for a new project:
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I'm using Quarto mainly with Julia. There seems to be at least two ways to install Jupyter (and similarly for Jupyter extensions):
python3 -m pip install jupyter
(which is whatquarto check
suggests)Pkg.install('IJulia'); using IJulia; notebook()
What's the suggested approach?
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