Update Jupyter notebook screenshot to show modern napari usage #783
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The Jupyter notebook screenshot in the getting started tutorial was showing outdated
%gui qt6commands that were confusing new users. This PR updates the screenshot to demonstrate current best practices for using napari in Jupyter notebooks.Changes Made
docs/_static/images/launch_jupyter.pngwith a new screenshot showing modern napari usagefrom skimage import dataandimport napariviewer = napari.view_image(data.moon())%guicommands needed - napari automatically handles GUI setupBefore vs After
Before: The old screenshot showed outdated
%gui qt6commands that are no longer needed and were throwing off new users.After: The new screenshot shows the same approach used in the official napari notebook example - simple, clean code without any manual GUI setup.
This change ensures that new users following the tutorial see the correct, up-to-date approach for using napari in Jupyter notebooks, eliminating confusion about outdated GUI setup commands.
Fixes #782.
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