Epi2me Lab on Windows 10
I'm just starting to explore Minion sequencing and am planning to install Epi2me Lab to go through the tutorials.
Is it possible to run Nanopore's Epi2me Lab without Docker on Windows 10?
Can Epi2me Lab be run in Jupyter notebook without Docker? (I've looked through epi2melabs installation guide and have searched around for this info and am not able to find any answer to this question.) If it can be done, would appreciate some info on how to do this.
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Have you tried Epi2me windows binary?
https://github.com/epi2me-labs/labslauncher/releases/download/v1.0.3/ont-epi2melabs-installer-v1.0.3-win10.exe
This executable requires Docker to be able to run, it seems. I have both docker and this launcher, Epi2meLab runs via Docker after the launcher executes.