OS Ubuntu linux
I am trying to get jupyter notebook to run in the background.
I first tried:
This works to an extent...
The only way i am able to berid of any terminal while using jupyter notebook is to start the process in a tmux session and detach. Which seems kinda ridiculous to have to do if you do not want the output and terminal
Or is there an alternative to jupyter notebook? I am only using it to display tables better with pandas. I am not sure of whether other IDE's are capable of similar actions?
I am trying to get jupyter notebook to run in the background.
I first tried:
jupyter notebook &but it ignores it and runs the output in the terminal.
This works to an extent...
jupyter notebook &> /dev/null &as it kills the output. It would seem to also put in the background on normal processes, but does not work as expected with jupyter notebook. If you kill the terminal at any point, for example, you are unable to create a new notebook and just get back
error
(thats all its says).The only way i am able to berid of any terminal while using jupyter notebook is to start the process in a tmux session and detach. Which seems kinda ridiculous to have to do if you do not want the output and terminal
Or is there an alternative to jupyter notebook? I am only using it to display tables better with pandas. I am not sure of whether other IDE's are capable of similar actions?
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