Reputation: 128
I installed Julia v1.3 and connected it to Jupyter. However, it doesn't seem to work well on my Windows 10, so I am trying to switch to Julia v1.0. However, the nootbook only shows Julia 1.3, which is already uninstalled. How can I make Jupyter connect to v1.0 instead?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 757
Reputation: 13800
An alternative to the solution in Logan's comment:
The IJulia build script registers kernels with Jupyter. You can do:
] build IJulia
in Julia 1.0, after which the kernel should be registered and show up in subsequent starts of Jupyter.
Upvotes: 2