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## Installing Jupyter
### Original Jupyter
In order to use BoSSS properly, a working installation of [**Jupyter**](https://jupyter.org/)(aka. Jupiterlab, Jupyter-Notebkook, etc.) **with support for**[**dotnet-interactive**](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive) is required. Prior to the migration to .NET5, BoSSS used its own custom notebook format (`bws`, for BoSSS work sheet) and featured a notebook/worksheet editor embedded in [BoSSSpad](/bosss1/experimental/-/wikis/Getting-Started/BoSSSpad). Since Mid-2020, [dotnet-interactive](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive) is supported by Jupyter and reached a level of maturity so that it can replace the custom BoSSSpad solution. Although a dependency on an additional software component is a drawback (e.g. the user has to install and configure it) the advantages of a widely-used of-the-shelf solution with a large user-basis such as Jupyter outweigh the disadvantages.
1. Ensure that a recent Python 3 distribution is installed on your system
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Really easy, isn't it?
### Alternative 2: Visual Studio Code
todo.
## Notes on Third-party libraries
The pre-compiled native library package already contains the following components:
