Are lightweight low mem browsers still a thing? I very much love to run jupyter without my options being a giant pain. Just tried luakit and was not impressed.
Are lightweight low mem browsers still a thing? I very much love to run jupyter without my options being a giant pain...
William Gomez
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Austin Bell
>love to run jupyter
>lightweight
Holy shit, what has happened to this industry.
Jacob Robinson
I HAVE to run jupyter. It's not my choice. My job runs Jupyter Hub and demands we use notebooks. I would very much like my options to not being a giant pain.
Jace Anderson
just b yourself
Luis Perez
>.exe
Brayden Russell
>he felled for the thinkpad meme
Drop a grand for a decent laptop and you'll be fine.
Joshua Ortiz
You can access notebooks from within Emacs using EIN: github.com
Connor Johnson
Use emacs org-mode + ob-ipython
Justin Walker
>jupyter
>worrying about 300mb of ram consumed by browser
Try Midori, i guess
Sebastian Allen
>My job
Then why do you care about "lightweight"? Ask your employer for a machine powerful enough to run both firefox and python at the same time.
Nolan Williams
>Are lightweight low mem browsers still a thing?
No, but it really shouldn't matter to you as you are already running jupyter.
Austin Baker
Run Lunascape or gecko, my Dad uses Lunascape with a Pentium 3 with 2GB of RAM on a stripped down vista system.
Cooper Myers
falkon
qutebrowser
otter browser
midori
seamonkey
k-meleon
Caleb Moore
>Pentium 3 with 2GiB ram
>with Vista of all things
Yeah, nah.
Ryan Parker
Solid options, but not what I asked for.
I care about lightweight because I'm going on holiday and taking one of my POS old laptops with me (haven't bought a laptop since 2009). I'd be connecting to Jupyter Hub remotely.
Fucking thanks. I'm not sure why fuckers are always big on having a discussion about X when someone asks about Y.
Zachary Brown
>taking one of my POS old laptops
Why would you do that? For one that would be a security issue. I also feel like working on my own hardware for work would exceed the "privacy" boundary.
On the other hand, people also use their own car to go to work and wear their own clothes. But my own hardware goes off too far for whatever reason
Logan Rivera
Thanks for continuing a conversation I don't care about instead of, you know, recommending a browser
Zachary Bailey
>asks for lightweight browsers
>receives lightweight browsers
>gets mad when given suggestions for lightweight browsers and an example low-end system which runs it well
That's called being a cunt
Adrian Lopez
>Fucking thanks.
I'm actually being thankful, I'm just super annoyed and complaining about everyone else but those two.
Josiah Edwards
>Are lightweight low mem browsers still a thing?
They ceased to become a thing once Chrome appeared.
>I very much love to run jupyter without my options being a giant pain.
Not really possible. Jupyter (and consequently JupyterLab) require "modern" browsers.
Sebastian Mitchell
Apologize for being rude
Cooper Wood
It came off as extremely sarcastic and pointing the accusatory finger at us rather than at the other people.
Angel Smith
how do you adblock without adons?
Xavier Sanchez
Forgot to add to , but I'm the guy who suggested Lunascape
John Lopez
does emacs have a good browser plugin?
Cameron Ortiz
Dillo browser is a solid choice
Julian Peterson
QTbrowser maybe?
Josiah Gray
Javascript was a mistake
Julian King
Depends how light you want to go
Lightest is w3m or lynx
Lightest graphical is netsurf or Dillo
Lightest with decent compatibility is midori, qutebrowser, etc
Liam Edwards
i use links
Zachary Rivera
I also like dillo and netsurf. netsurf is a little less broken and a little less lightweight.