I've installed Jupyter using `pip install jupyter` on my Fedora Linux for my university coursework. However, I no longer need it, and when I tried to uninstall it with `pip uninstall jupyter`, some parts were removed, but Jupyter Lab is still left running without any issues. I'm looking for a way to completely uninstall Jupyter along with all the dependencies it might have installed.
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If Jupyter Lab is still showing up, it might be worth checking if it was installed through a different method or package manager. Sometimes tools like Conda or system package managers can leave things behind, so double-check there.
If you want a cleaner setup in the future, consider using virtual environments. That way, all your project dependencies are kept separate, and you can easily remove them without affecting your global Python installation.
Uninstalling Jupyter can be tricky sometimes! To remove Jupyter and its associated dependencies, you might want to use the command `pip freeze` to get a list of all installed packages. From there, you can manually uninstall any dependencies you don't need with `pip uninstall `. Just be careful not to remove something essential.
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