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Windows JupyterLab failing to launch after setting python executable to WSL python #591
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@liquidcarbon Thank you for your report! To help diagnose this issue, can you please provide logs? Start the application from command line as Copy-paste the logs from the following location: (In the case of WSL, I'm not sure whether the Linux or the Windows location will be used.) |
Oh i forgot about the $DISPLAY part
Then the next launch On Windows:
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@liquidcarbon WSL is not tested for JupyterLab Desktop and probably will not work in the current version. Based on the logs, Windows app is trying to launch a linux JupyterLab Server and that fails. By the way, --verbose CLI argument has been removed (cc @JasonWeill). New way of verbose logging is:
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@mbektas Is there a tracking issue for "Make JupyterLab Desktop work on WSL"? If not, should we create one? Should we update the docs to indicate that Windows users should download the Windows installer rather than try to install via WSL? |
@JasonWeill we don't have an issue tracking WSL support. feel free to create one. thanks. |
I was excited to try JupyterLab on WSL/Ubuntu and maybe the support is not there yet.
Tried installing the Windows version, it asked me where's my python executable, I pointed it to the pyenv python (on WSL). Relaunching the app returns nothing. No error message, just silent failure.
Also tried installing the
.deb
package, nothing happens after launchingjlab
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