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Hey all! Author of IHaskell and Kronos here. Feel free to ask any questions :) Sadly Kronos is outdated now, because it is based on IPython 2. IHaskell now sup

Hey all! Author of IHaskell and Kronos here. Feel free to ask any questions :) Sadly Kronos is outdated now, because it is based on IPython 2. IHaskell now supports IPython 3 / Jupyter only, as of the release that I'm going to try to put on Hackage today. I strongly recommend installing from Github master now - we have two easy to read installation scripts for Linux and Mac (so no need to trust them blindly, you can just read their source to see what they do). Someday when I have the time Kronos will get an overhaul. The Python version will become free - it makes no money, unsurprisingly - and you will be able to download kernels from the app, perhaps including Julia and others, instead of installing separate apps.

wz1000 12y ago
Thanks for your work! I was trying to get IHaskell to build on Arch Linux(using the Hackage package). I couldn't get it to work with either the arch packages for ipython2 or for ipython3. The version that IHaskell tries to install also didn't work. Should I just wait for your latest release?
- PieSquared 12y ago
  I recommend installing IPython 3 with pip, cloning the repository, and then running ./build.sh ihaskell. If that doesn't work, file an issue and I'll be happy to help figure out the installation woes. (Note that ihaskell install must be run for IPython to know about the kernel! Updating the documentation is the last bit before release... :) )
  - baldfat 12y ago
    This is the whole reason why Juypter is being made. Everything in Juypter will be kernel agnostic. The only part of Juypter that will be first class Python is the IPython kernel.
- PieSquared 12y ago
  Just released IHaskell 0.6, which supports and requires IPython 3.0 and higher! So you may now be able to use Hackage to install, and use with new IPython. (That said if you have problems I still recommend the Github route; especially the bit about filing an issue with your problem!)

wz1000 12y ago

Thanks for your work! I was trying to get IHaskell to build on Arch Linux(using the Hackage package). I couldn't get it to work with either the arch packages for ipython2 or for ipython3. The version that IHaskell tries to install also didn't work. Should I just wait for your latest release?

PieSquared 12y ago
I recommend installing IPython 3 with pip, cloning the repository, and then running ./build.sh ihaskell. If that doesn't work, file an issue and I'll be happy to help figure out the installation woes. (Note that ihaskell install must be run for IPython to know about the kernel! Updating the documentation is the last bit before release... :) )
- baldfat 12y ago
  This is the whole reason why Juypter is being made. Everything in Juypter will be kernel agnostic. The only part of Juypter that will be first class Python is the IPython kernel.
PieSquared 12y ago
Just released IHaskell 0.6, which supports and requires IPython 3.0 and higher! So you may now be able to use Hackage to install, and use with new IPython. (That said if you have problems I still recommend the Github route; especially the bit about filing an issue with your problem!)