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Hi, I'm using nteract for ipython how I can set up intel python as a default one on mac os sierra? I've tried to set the PATH but it seems not working? Thanks for help.
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Hi Rafal,
Your PATH would need to be modified to point it to /Users/<installation path>/bin, as is done with conda during the initial installation. For strictly the notebook component of nteract, you'd need to install the kernel: https://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/install/kernel_install.html
Thanks,
David
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Dear David,
I just installed intel-python 2.7 on my mac book (Sierra 10.12.6) using the .dmg file provided by intel, but don't know how to launch it (writing "python" on a terminal launches my old python). I can't find the folder where the intel-python was installed (/Users/<installation path>/bin) or even any links inside my Applications folder. My env variables PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH are empty. Thank you for any information. Rodrigo
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