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Mention server kernel list keybindings in README

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Co-Authored-By: Deepak Cherian <dcherian@users.noreply.github.com>
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Nathaniel Nicandro 2019-07-14 15:24:23 -05:00
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@ -694,12 +694,12 @@ The main entry point for working working with a kernel server is the
=jupyter-server-list-kernels= command which shows a list of all live kernels
from the server URL that you provide when first calling the command. Any
subsequent calls to the command will use the same URL as the first call. To
change URLs give a prefix argument, =C-u M-x jupyter-server-list-kernels=. This
change server URLs give a prefix argument, =C-u M-x jupyter-server-list-kernels=. This
will then set the current server URL for future calls to the one you provide.
See the =jupyter-current-server= command for more details.
From the buffer shown by =jupyter-server-list-kernels= you can launch new
kernels, connect a REPL to an existing kernel, interrupt a kernel, etc. See the
kernels (=C-RET=), connect a REPL to an existing kernel (=RET=), interrupt a kernel (=C-c TAB=), kill a kernel (=C-c C-d= or =d=), refresh the list of kernels (=g=) etc. See the
=jupyter-server-kernel-list-mode= for all the available key bindings.
Note, the =default-directory= of the =jupyter-server-kernel-list-mode= buffer