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I'm always using VSCode and some time ago I uninstalled anaconda. The problem is that when I use the Jupyter notebooks in VSCode if I don't remember of changing it, the kernel that it use as default is "opt/anaconda3/bin/python" that is gone. So, evertime I open VSCode I have to change the kernel.

I want to delete all the other kernels so VSCode hasn't the choice of use the one from anaconda and I can't find the answer anywhere, someone can help me with that?

Thanks

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Maximiliano Berton Albornoz
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you can try to remove de kernels inside of the folder changing your user:

rm -r /home/user/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/

you can check your kernels as it was post

remove kernel on jupyter notebook

Diego
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