Reputation: 63092
anaconda
does not install properly on my system - after multiple attempts.
The scijava-jupyter-kernel
only describes how to be installed using anaconda
.
https://www.anaconda.com/download/#macos
Can this be installed "natively" - ie through the standard jupyter
kernel installation process?
Upvotes: 0
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Reputation: 482
I'm successfully install that java kernel without using anaconda.
I'm using Linux Fedora 28 64-bit, so this following examples work for me (not sure if you'll need to adapt in any way).
First, verify your java installation. I used sdk 11.0.1 downloaded from here:
Next, install the kernel: after unzip, goes to the folder and runs the follow command:
chmod u+x gradlew && ./gradlew installKernel
Alternatively, you can try this one.
and install just with the command-line:
python3 install.py
Read the readme file carefully on: https://github.com/SpencerPark/IJava
Upvotes: 2