Is notebook() mutually-exclusive from "./sage -gdb" mode?

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I tried running with the debugger attached, but my notebook became unresponsive. Tips?

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When you run the notebook() command, a completely separate process is started (running the twisted daemon). It will not be started under GDB.

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I thought so. Should then the gdb option remove notebook from the namespace? ccanonc (Aug 21 '10)

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