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Use octave executable and qt backend by default - #204
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The Jupyter octave kernel now uses the qt backend by default, see Calysto/octave_kernel#204 . qt is not supported by octave-cli.exe. Switching to `octave-gui.exe --no-gui`.
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I created a conda environment on Mac with octave, oct2py and jupyter lab as follows. It produces the following error with any octave command in a Jupyter notebook.
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Fixes #164. Fixes #196. Fixes #195. Fixes #183. Fixes #191