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# TODO
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# TODO
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- [ ] ## Make envs available in jupytera
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- [x] ## Make envs available in jupytera
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There's [pixi-kernel](https://github.com/renan-r-santos/pixi-kernel) but it is specifically "per directory", which does not fit our use case.
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There's [pixi-kernel](https://github.com/renan-r-santos/pixi-kernel) but it is specifically "per directory", which does not fit our use case.
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Note: if the `envs` folder is called differently, no prefix is shown at all... This might be an alternative idea.
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Note: if the `envs` folder is called differently, no prefix is shown at all... This might be an alternative idea.
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**Solution**: setup.sh creates/updates the symlink as part of the procedure.
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- [ ] ## Shared features
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- [ ] ## Shared features
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Pixi supports "features" (i.e., sets of packages that allow the user to do XYZ). This would be very useful for, e.g., a feature like "be able to plot on jupytera", which gives the correct versions of ipympl, matplotlib, etc.
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Pixi supports "features" (i.e., sets of packages that allow the user to do XYZ). This would be very useful for, e.g., a feature like "be able to plot on jupytera", which gives the correct versions of ipympl, matplotlib, etc.
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