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FIGURE 5-8: View the terminals connected to your system and the open notebooks.
The terminals’ part of the equation only comes into play when you
configure your server to allow multiple users. You won’t use this feature
in this book, so it isn’t discussed. However, you can get information
about using terminals at sites such as
https://software.intel.com/en-us/dl-training-tool-devguide- using-jupyter-notebook-terminal-console and http://jupyter- notebook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/Notebook/Connecting%20with%2
The other element on the Running tab is the Notebooks list, shown in Figure 5-8. Whenever you run a new notebook, you see its entry added to the list. In this case, a single notebook is running. You can see that the notebook relies on a Python 3 kernel.
You also have the option of shutting the notebook down. Generally, you want to use the File ⇒ Close and Halt command to shut down a notebook instead of closing it this way to prevent data loss, but this option can be helpful when the notebook isn’t responding for whatever reason.
