The Founder’s Guide:

How to Install Virtual Environments in Jupyter Notebook on Mac

The expanded tutorial with concise explanations and screenshots

David Littlefield
Mac O’Clock
Published in
13 min readJan 21, 2021

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Open Terminal:

The Terminal is an emulator that’s used in Jupyter Notebook to access the file system of the server from the remote computer. It runs on the same computer that’s hosting the server and gives the user with administrative privileges. It also works with most shells and has the same functionalities.

  1. Open the web browser
  2. Enter the IP address to the Jupyter Notebook server
  3. Press “Return”
  4. Click “New”
  5. Click “Terminal”

Open the Desktop Directory:

The Change Directory (cd) command is used to change the current working directory to the specified directory. It can navigate to absolute and…

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David Littlefield
Mac O’Clock

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