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[[File:JupyterLab_Launcher_OpenRefine.png|thumb|OpenRefine launcher button]]
[[File:JupyterLab_Launcher_OpenRefine.png|thumb|OpenRefine launcher button]]
To enable the <i>OpenRefine</i> application launcher, an <code>openrefine</code> module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of OpenRefine should be loaded:
To enable the <i>OpenRefine</i> application launcher, an <code>openrefine</code> module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of OpenRefine should be loaded:
* With <code>StdEnv/2020</code>, load module: <code>openrefine/3.4.1</code>
* with <code>StdEnv/2020</code>, load module: <code>openrefine/3.4.1</code>
* With <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>, load module: <code>openrefine/3.3</code>
* with <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>, load module: <code>openrefine/3.3</code>


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This <i>OpenRefine</i> launcher will open or reopen an OpenRefine interface in a new web browser tab:
This <i>OpenRefine</i> launcher will open or reopen an OpenRefine interface in a new web browser tab.
* It is possible to reopen an active OpenRefine session after the web browser tab was closed
* It is possible to reopen an active OpenRefine session after the web browser tab was closed.
* The OpenRefine session will end when the JupyterLab session will end
* The OpenRefine session will end when the JupyterLab session will end.


==== RStudio ==== <!--T:53-->
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With older software environment, you should load the following two modules (<code>r</code> is loaded automatically):
With older software environment, you should load the following two modules (<code>r</code> is loaded automatically):
* With <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>, load modules: <code>gcc/7.3.0</code>, <code>rstudio-server/1.2.1335</code>
* with <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>, load modules: <code>gcc/7.3.0</code>, <code>rstudio-server/1.2.1335</code>
* With <code>StdEnv/2016.4</code>, load modules: <code>gcc/7.3.0</code>, <code>rstudio-server/1.2.1335</code>
* with <code>StdEnv/2016.4</code>, load modules: <code>gcc/7.3.0</code>, <code>rstudio-server/1.2.1335</code>


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This <i>RStudio</i> launcher will open or reopen an RStudio interface in a new web browser tab:
This <i>RStudio</i> launcher will open or reopen an RStudio interface in a new web browser tab.
* It is possible to reopen an active RStudio session after the web browser tab was closed
* It is possible to reopen an active RStudio session after the web browser tab was closed.
* The RStudio session will end when the JupyterLab session will end
* The RStudio session will end when the JupyterLab session will end.


==== VS Code ==== <!--T:57-->
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[[File:JupyterLab_Launcher_VSCode.png|thumb|VS Code launcher button]]
[[File:JupyterLab_Launcher_VSCode.png|thumb|VS Code launcher button]]
To enable the <i>VS Code</i> (Visual Studio Code) application launcher, a <code>code-server</code> module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of VS Code should be loaded:
To enable the <i>VS Code</i> (Visual Studio Code) application launcher, a <code>code-server</code> module needs to be loaded. Depending on the software environment version, the latest version of VS Code should be loaded:
* With <code>StdEnv/2020</code>, load module: <code>code-server/3.5.0</code>
* with <code>StdEnv/2020</code>, load module: <code>code-server/3.5.0</code>
* With <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>, load module: <code>code-server/3.4.1</code>
* with <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>, load module: <code>code-server/3.4.1</code>


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This <i>VS Code</i> launcher will open or reopen the VS Code interface in a new web browser tab:
This <i>VS Code</i> launcher will open or reopen the VS Code interface in a new web browser tab.
* For a new session, the <i>VS Code</i> session can take up to 3 minutes to complete its startup.
* For a new session, the <i>VS Code</i> session can take up to 3 minutes to complete its startup.
* It is possible to reopen an active VS Code session after the web browser tab was closed
* It is possible to reopen an active VS Code session after the web browser tab was closed.
* The VS Code session will end when the JupyterLab session will end
* The VS Code session will end when the JupyterLab session will end.


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This <i>Desktop</i> launcher will open or reopen a remote Linux desktop interface in a new web browser tab:
This <i>Desktop</i> launcher will open or reopen a remote Linux desktop interface in a new web browser tab:
* This is equivalent to running a [[VNC#Compute_Nodes|VNC server on a compute node]], then creating an [[SSH_tunnelling|SSH tunnel]] and finally using a [[VNC#Setup|VNC client]], but you need nothing of all this with JupyterLab!
* This is equivalent to running a [[VNC#Compute_Nodes|VNC server on a compute node]], then creating an [[SSH_tunnelling|SSH tunnel]] and finally using a [[VNC#Setup|VNC client]], but you need nothing of all this with JupyterLab!
* It is possible to reopen an active desktop session after the web browser tab was closed
* It is possible to reopen an active desktop session after the web browser tab was closed.
* The desktop session will end when the JupyterLab session will end
* The desktop session will end when the JupyterLab session will end.


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