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I felt the same way when I first upgraded to 2.0 from 1.0, but I got used to it so fast that I don't remember why I cared. I think the only thing I still don't

I felt the same way when I first upgraded to 2.0 from 1.0, but I got used to it so fast that I don't remember why I cared. I think the only thing I still don't like is that kernel restart, and shutdown, are two clicks away instead of one.

avdempsey 13y ago
Kernel restart is zero clicks if you use the shortcut: esc-0-0-return esc to go to command mode zero-zero to bring up the kernel restart prompt return/enter to confirm I definitely still get thrown by the command vs editing mode (mostly manifesting in new cells above or below the one I'm working on). But, I'm willing to accept the temporary handicap since everything has a shortcut now. That's not to mention the other big convenience win of 2.0: directory navigation. You used to have to boot up a new server for each directory of notebooks you wanted to use. I have hundreds of notebooks...things were getting out of hand. Now you can run a single server, easily navigate your notebook directories from the browser, and write simple links between your notebooks. I love this project.