====== Install and run jupyter (server) as normal user ======


  * you need the following dependencies: ''pickleshare'', ''zmq'', ''pexpect''. You can install them (each) with ''pip'' and ''pip3'', or ask your (Debian) system administrator to run

  sudo aptitude install python-pickleshare python3-pickleshare python-zmq python3-zmq python-pexpect python3-pexpect


  * then you can run the following:

  pip install jupyter --user
  pip3 install jupyter --user
  .local/bin/ipython3 kernelspec install-self --user

  * If you want a server, additionally generate a certificate and tell jupyter to use it:

  openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 900 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout jupyter_key.key -out jupyter_cert.pem
  jupyter --generate-config

  * ... edit the created file, and finally for a comfortable shortcut...

  ln -s .local/bin/jupyter-notebook bin/jupyter

  * ... and if you want the server to be always up, just run ''crontab -e'' and add the following line:

  @reboot jupyter