Add mention of the file browser opened by jupyter notebook#396
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Add mention of the file browser opened by jupyter notebook#396djhoese wants to merge 1 commit intoswcarpentry:gh-pagesfrom
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LGTM, adding a screenshot would be great too - how about the example data files from the lesson? it would include some local filesystem specific paths but that's probably ok..
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Note that the changes here may be subsumed by #398 now - would you like to fit these changes into that larger PR? |
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Closing for now as this has been mostly addressed in #398 and the accompanying JupyterLab UI changes. |
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Close #395.
As mentioned in #395 there is currently no mention of the file browser that is first shown in the browser window when starting the Jupyter Notebook server with
jupyter notebook. A coworker was confused at why their screen (the file browser) was not the same as the screenshot shown.I could see a better solution being a screenshot of the file browser before the current screenshot, but I'm not sure what files should be shown in the screenshot or if there are any preferred ways of making screenshots for lessons.
Feel free to ask me to change the language/tone of what I've changed. Thoughts?