I mis-typed the name for the kernel while issuing:
python -m ipykernel install --name
and the wrong name is showing up the Jupyter's "Change kernel" menu. Is there a way to change just the name (without unstalling and installing it with the right name again)? I could not find where Jupyter is storing the names of the installed kernels. That could perhaps be edited?
Thanks, etc.
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You can use the
kernelspec
command to get information about the installed Kernels for your installation.The command
jupyter kernelspec list
will provide you a list of the installed Kernels, something like:The display name for a kernel is found in the kernel.json file in the corresponding directory for the kernel. Edit the
display_name
property in the kernel.json file and it will change the display name next time you start Jupyter.