add label-maker binder example #119
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bring fork up to date
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drewbo
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Very cool. I love the idea of having this available in an interactive environment. You should also chat with @adbeda who's been working on something similar: https://github.com/adbeda/notebooks
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@drewbo Thanks for pointing out @adbeda's repo! I will check it out and integrate some examples to the binder interactive environment. |
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I used label-maker in Manjaro Linux before, and it worked fine. The recent system updates of Manjaro Linux broke label-maker, resulting in Error: Segmentation fault (core dumped). I could not found a solution to resolve this issue.
As a workaround, I deployed label-maker to binder. Now anyone with an Internet browser can run label-maker without having to install it on their local computers. Here is the repo: label-maker-binder