I installed Jupyter Notebook as part of the Open OnDemand software. The application was launched using “jupyter notebook --config=”${CONFIG_FILE}"" This gives Python 2 as the default Python available when the user wants to create their notebook. Is there a way to change it to Python 3 (without using conda environments) which would persist when different users access Jupyter via their Linux account?
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