Can't find jupyter notebook's installed location or remove it from Ubuntu
I installed the jupyter notebook ,can't remember how , but when it came to remove it I just can't , it's there and works by simply typing:
"$jupyter notebook " but still :
- Synaptic does not recognise it's installation.
- sudo apt list --installed also does not.
- sudo pip2 uninstall jupyter
worked something but still after that jupyter notebook opens.
I can not find any directory by name jupyter when I search in Nautilus except for one in which there is a cookie file.
So I just do not know how to remove it and where it exists.
linux ubuntu python uninstall jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
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asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
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I installed the jupyter notebook ,can't remember how , but when it came to remove it I just can't , it's there and works by simply typing:
"$jupyter notebook " but still :
- Synaptic does not recognise it's installation.
- sudo apt list --installed also does not.
- sudo pip2 uninstall jupyter
worked something but still after that jupyter notebook opens.
I can not find any directory by name jupyter when I search in Nautilus except for one in which there is a cookie file.
So I just do not know how to remove it and where it exists.
linux ubuntu python uninstall jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
what's the output ofwhich -a jupyter? There is a similar question over here
– v25
Jan 17 at 16:58
@v25 this one :- /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:10
@v25 Also about the similar link you told I tried it already did not works.
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:12
add a comment |
I installed the jupyter notebook ,can't remember how , but when it came to remove it I just can't , it's there and works by simply typing:
"$jupyter notebook " but still :
- Synaptic does not recognise it's installation.
- sudo apt list --installed also does not.
- sudo pip2 uninstall jupyter
worked something but still after that jupyter notebook opens.
I can not find any directory by name jupyter when I search in Nautilus except for one in which there is a cookie file.
So I just do not know how to remove it and where it exists.
linux ubuntu python uninstall jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
I installed the jupyter notebook ,can't remember how , but when it came to remove it I just can't , it's there and works by simply typing:
"$jupyter notebook " but still :
- Synaptic does not recognise it's installation.
- sudo apt list --installed also does not.
- sudo pip2 uninstall jupyter
worked something but still after that jupyter notebook opens.
I can not find any directory by name jupyter when I search in Nautilus except for one in which there is a cookie file.
So I just do not know how to remove it and where it exists.
linux ubuntu python uninstall jupyter-notebook
linux ubuntu python uninstall jupyter-notebook
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
edited Jan 17 at 17:44
Ahmed Ashour
1,3251715
1,3251715
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
asked Jan 17 at 16:52
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
11
what's the output ofwhich -a jupyter? There is a similar question over here
– v25
Jan 17 at 16:58
@v25 this one :- /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:10
@v25 Also about the similar link you told I tried it already did not works.
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:12
add a comment |
what's the output ofwhich -a jupyter? There is a similar question over here
– v25
Jan 17 at 16:58
@v25 this one :- /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:10
@v25 Also about the similar link you told I tried it already did not works.
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:12
what's the output of
which -a jupyter? There is a similar question over here– v25
Jan 17 at 16:58
what's the output of
which -a jupyter? There is a similar question over here– v25
Jan 17 at 16:58
@v25 this one :- /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:10
@v25 this one :- /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:10
@v25 Also about the similar link you told I tried it already did not works.
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:12
@v25 Also about the similar link you told I tried it already did not works.
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:12
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Looking at this answer.
I'm not sure if it will be the same in you case, but cat /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter should show some python code, which among other things has:
import jupyter_core
So you could try pip2 uninstall jupyter_core and see if this has any effect.
You could also delete the file which which found: rm /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter.
At this point you shouldn't be able to execute jupyter from the command line.
If you still suspect that something may be hiding somewhere, then investigate how to find and check your site-packages directory, and possibly investiate installing stuff in virtual environments in the future to prevent this stuff existing system-wide.
answered Jan 17 at 17:22
v25v25
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I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
add a comment |
This worked perhaps :- `gaurav@gaurav-X555LAB:~$ sudo pip uninstall jupyter_core
The logs are here:- https://paste.gnome.org/pqdm2pd7g
It removed a lot of packages just do not know everything wiped out or not.
So I hope it's removed now , tell me if something went wrong here and if more needs to be done.
answered Jan 17 at 17:54
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Looking at this answer.
I'm not sure if it will be the same in you case, but cat /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter should show some python code, which among other things has:
import jupyter_core
So you could try pip2 uninstall jupyter_core and see if this has any effect.
You could also delete the file which which found: rm /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter.
At this point you shouldn't be able to execute jupyter from the command line.
If you still suspect that something may be hiding somewhere, then investigate how to find and check your site-packages directory, and possibly investiate installing stuff in virtual environments in the future to prevent this stuff existing system-wide.
answered Jan 17 at 17:22
v25v25
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I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
add a comment |
Looking at this answer.
I'm not sure if it will be the same in you case, but cat /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter should show some python code, which among other things has:
import jupyter_core
So you could try pip2 uninstall jupyter_core and see if this has any effect.
You could also delete the file which which found: rm /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter.
At this point you shouldn't be able to execute jupyter from the command line.
If you still suspect that something may be hiding somewhere, then investigate how to find and check your site-packages directory, and possibly investiate installing stuff in virtual environments in the future to prevent this stuff existing system-wide.
answered Jan 17 at 17:22
v25v25
1562
I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
add a comment |
Looking at this answer.
I'm not sure if it will be the same in you case, but cat /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter should show some python code, which among other things has:
import jupyter_core
So you could try pip2 uninstall jupyter_core and see if this has any effect.
You could also delete the file which which found: rm /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter.
At this point you shouldn't be able to execute jupyter from the command line.
If you still suspect that something may be hiding somewhere, then investigate how to find and check your site-packages directory, and possibly investiate installing stuff in virtual environments in the future to prevent this stuff existing system-wide.
answered Jan 17 at 17:22
v25v25
1562
Looking at this answer.
I'm not sure if it will be the same in you case, but cat /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter should show some python code, which among other things has:
import jupyter_core
So you could try pip2 uninstall jupyter_core and see if this has any effect.
You could also delete the file which which found: rm /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter.
At this point you shouldn't be able to execute jupyter from the command line.
If you still suspect that something may be hiding somewhere, then investigate how to find and check your site-packages directory, and possibly investiate installing stuff in virtual environments in the future to prevent this stuff existing system-wide.
answered Jan 17 at 17:22
v25v25
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answered Jan 17 at 17:22
v25v25
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answered Jan 17 at 17:22
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I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
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I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
I did this and it worked perhaps :-
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:51
add a comment |
This worked perhaps :- `gaurav@gaurav-X555LAB:~$ sudo pip uninstall jupyter_core
The logs are here:- https://paste.gnome.org/pqdm2pd7g
It removed a lot of packages just do not know everything wiped out or not.
So I hope it's removed now , tell me if something went wrong here and if more needs to be done.
answered Jan 17 at 17:54
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
add a comment |
This worked perhaps :- `gaurav@gaurav-X555LAB:~$ sudo pip uninstall jupyter_core
The logs are here:- https://paste.gnome.org/pqdm2pd7g
It removed a lot of packages just do not know everything wiped out or not.
So I hope it's removed now , tell me if something went wrong here and if more needs to be done.
answered Jan 17 at 17:54
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
add a comment |
This worked perhaps :- `gaurav@gaurav-X555LAB:~$ sudo pip uninstall jupyter_core
The logs are here:- https://paste.gnome.org/pqdm2pd7g
It removed a lot of packages just do not know everything wiped out or not.
So I hope it's removed now , tell me if something went wrong here and if more needs to be done.
answered Jan 17 at 17:54
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
This worked perhaps :- `gaurav@gaurav-X555LAB:~$ sudo pip uninstall jupyter_core
The logs are here:- https://paste.gnome.org/pqdm2pd7g
It removed a lot of packages just do not know everything wiped out or not.
So I hope it's removed now , tell me if something went wrong here and if more needs to be done.
answered Jan 17 at 17:54
gaurav1999gaurav1999
11
answered Jan 17 at 17:54
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what's the output of
which -a jupyter? There is a similar question over here– v25
Jan 17 at 16:58
@v25 this one :- /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter /home/gaurav/.local/bin/jupyter
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:10
@v25 Also about the similar link you told I tried it already did not works.
– gaurav1999
Jan 17 at 17:12