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That doesn't look right, the header, menu, and toolbar should be disabled inside the page. The intention is that you use the Mac menubar and the toolbar in the window itself (the colorful one).

If you are using a prebuilt release let me know so I can fix it.

If you are building from source then I think I know the issue. You need to do a "make install-custom" step to copy the custom.css and theme files into the right area. The cmake file is not great about doing all the correct dependencies automatically.

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I was using the prebuilt release.

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Do you get the header/menubar/toolbar in all the released 0.7.4 versions?

On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 7:50 PM, xiaoweiz [email protected] wrote:

I was using the prebuilt release.

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Right, all the four variants.

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Could you run this in a cell and let me know what you get:

import sys
print(sys.version)
print(sys.path)

On Thu, Sep 17, 2015 at 9:47 AM, xiaoweiz [email protected] wrote:

Right, all the four variants.

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That's weird, I'm not sure how it is getting the anaconda version of Python. I need to look into that more.

One thing to try is to backup and then delete all your local IPython/Jupyter configuration files. This is directories like ~/Library/Jupyter, ~/.jupyter, ~/.ipython.

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Removing these folders solves the problem!

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Just to say I also have this issue, though I'm not willing to delete my local config files though since i need the regular ipython for work to see if it changes things...

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With the latest changes, Pineapple uses different configuration directories than any previous install of Jupyter/IPython. If you see the same problems in later releases go ahead and reopen this issue or file a new one.

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