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@@ -39,11 +39,26 @@ pip install -r requirements_minimal.txt
After activating the environment (see above), run
```
cd # switch to your home directory, see note below
jupyter-lab
```
This will start the Jupyter lab server and open the interface in your web browser.
> Important: The directory in which you run this command will be the base directory for
Juypter and you will only be able to access files and folders that are children of it.
Using the home directory via
`cd`
will give you most flexibility, but you can also start
the jupyter server in any directory where you already have notebooks downloaded.
> You can find the extensive documentation about notebooks [here](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/notebook.html#notebook)
## Import a Notebook in Jupyter
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Download a Jupyter notebook file from iLearn (extension
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.ipynb)
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In the web interface, click the "Upload" icon and select your downloaded file
!
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Done - you can now start the notebook on your own laptop
### Windows
> Windows installation is possible. See [IBM Documentation](
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