I'm using Anaconda now, but I used to use Python (x, y), a Python distribution for Windows that specializes in scientific calculations.
The package included is not much different from Anaconda, but one convenient thing is to register the menu "** Launch IPython terminal here **" in the right click (context menu) of Explorer when installing. It will give you (although it is actually an English menu). Well, even if you don't do that, you can start up the IPython terminal and do cd <directory>
, but for me, who is troublesome, right-clicking from the folder with the data will start up IPython quickly and analyze it quickly. It was a very useful function.
When I was looking for a function that would do the same thing when I installed Anaconda, I found a package called start_jupyter_cm. It will add a menu called "Launch Jupyter notebook here" and a menu called "Launch Jupyter qt console" to the context menu as follows.
It's written on Github, and it may not be enough to explain, but you can install it from pip.
pip install start_jupyter_cm
After that, start up the command prompt, Anaconda prompt, Cygwin terminal with administrator privileges, and then
jupyter_context-menu_add
Only this.
By the way, it seems to work not only on Windows but also on Linux (unverified).
I'm glad if you can use it as a reference.
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