Installing Jupyter Lab in the terminal is a straightforward process that can be completed in just a few steps. Before we dive into the installation process, let's take a look at some of the shortcuts introduced by this extension.

The Vim Ex commands are a valuable addition to Jupyter notebooks, and Alisue deserves recognition for his excellent work on creating vim bindings. It's worth noting that all keys are in lowercase unless Shift is explicitly indicated. For instance, 'Y' represents two lowercase 'y's, while 'Shift-Y' represents one uppercase 'Y' followed by a lowercase 'y'.

If you're interested in modifying the key bindings, you can refer to the modify-keybinds.md file for more information.

There are several ways to install Jupyter Lab in your terminal. One method is to use pip: `pip install jupyterlab`. Alternatively, you can use conda or mamba: `mamba install -c conda-forge jupyterlab_vim` for versions of JupyterLab prior to 3.

Once installed, you'll be able to access Jupyter Lab's Command mode when your cursor is not in a specific cell, and Edit mode when typing in a cell. Like Vim, Jupyter Lab has a distinction between Edit mode and Command mode.

For those who are using Jupyter Lab version 2 or 3, there's a community fork available that's been updated for these versions.

In conclusion, installing Jupyter Lab is a simple process that can be completed with just a few commands. With the Vim Ex commands and other shortcuts at your disposal, you'll be well on your way to becoming proficient in using Jupyter Lab.

How to install jupyter lab in terminal