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* <b><i>Software</i></b> (blue diamond sign): | * <b><i>Software</i></b> (blue diamond sign): | ||
** Alliance modules can be loaded and unloaded in the JupyterLab session. Depending on the modules loaded, icons directing to the corresponding [[#Prebuilt_applications|Jupyter applications]] will appear in the <i>Launcher</i> tab. | ** Alliance modules can be loaded and unloaded in the JupyterLab session. Depending on the modules loaded, icons directing to the corresponding [[#Prebuilt_applications|Jupyter applications]] will appear in the <i>Launcher</i> tab. | ||
** The search box can search for any [[Available software|available module]] and | ** The search box can search for any [[Available software|available module]] and gshow the result in the <i>Available Modules</i> subpanel. Note: Some modules are hidden until their dependency is loaded: we recommend that you first look for a specific module with <code>module spider module_name</code> from a terminal. | ||
** The next | ** The next subpanel is the list of <i>Loaded Modules</i> in the whole JupyterLab session. Note: While <code>python</code> and <code>ipython-kernel</code> modules are loaded by default, additional modules must be loaded before launching some other applications or notebooks. For example: <code>scipy-stack</code>. | ||
** The last | ** The last subpanel is the list of <i>Available modules</i>, similar to the output of <code>module avail</code>. By clicking on a module's name, detailed information about the module is displayed. By clicking on the <i>Load</i> link, the module will be loaded and added to the <i>Loaded Modules</i> list. | ||
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