doc: update jupyter kernels config location #21
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old Jupyter version was expecting user configuration to live under: $HOME/.ipython/kernels/<kernel-name> now, it shall be under: $HOME/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/<kernel-name> If one would use the old location, jupyter would migrate the configuration to $HOME/.local/share/jupyter and leave the old one stale (and subsequent modifications to the file(s) under $HOME/.ipython would be ignored.) Update the README.
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old Jupyter version was expecting user configuration to live under:
$HOME/.ipython/kernels/
now, it shall be under:
$HOME/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/
If one would use the old location, jupyter would migrate the
configuration to $HOME/.local/share/jupyter and leave the old one stale
(and subsequent modifications to the file(s) under $HOME/.ipython would
be ignored.)
Update the README.