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I installed Intel distribution for Python on Ubuntu. However, I cannot find an interface. I am only running *.py files in the terminal. Is there any IDE available in this distribution for Linux? On Windows, I can open an Idle environment.
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Hi Bruno,
We ship IDLE with our distribution on all platforms. On UNIX platforms, you can find IDLE inside <Intel_Distribution_for_Python-installation>/bin folder - it might be called idle3 if you've installed Python3. Also, we ship with IPython and Jupyter Notebook, i.e. if you're looking for an interactive shell or more of a browser-based UI, respectively.
Thanks,
Rohit
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Dear Rohit,
Thank you very much for your feedback.
I found a file "idle3" on folder \opt\intel\intelpython3\bin.
However, I was not able to open the IDE.
How could I open the idle IDE?
Kind regards,
Bruno
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Hi Bruno,
You can execute idle3 from terminal, that would spin-up the GUI (i.e. the IDE).
Thanks,
Rohit
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Dear Rohit,
An error message is appearing:
from: can't read /var/mail/idlelib.PyShell
idle3: line 6: syntax error: unexpected end of file
How do I proceed?
Thanks a lot again,
Bruno
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