If I don’t run any code or even don’t write any code, will the kernel run?
Basically, the kernel runs when the notebook is open.
If the above is right, then can I stop the kernel? Where?
Kernel automatically stops when you close the notebook, also you can manually shut it down using the “Running computations” dialog:
If I can stop the kernel, how I can restart it?
If it wasn’t explicitly stopped recently – you need just to reopen the notebook to start the kernel again. Otherwise there will be a popup with the button:
Thanks.
I have some small suggestions. Can you add a button or something that can stop the kernel temporarily? (In fact I just don’t want to waste the only 120 hours )
You can stop the kernel for the current notebook via the Running Computations dialog, but, yes, UX is not optimal here – we’ll think on how to improve this, thank you.