Tue 2018-11-13 17:31:47 UTC+1, James Womack:
> I am right to think that installing packages in this way requires
> that I have compiled Sage Math from source? In that case,
> I may need to switch from the binary version in the Ubuntu
> repositories back to compiling from source.
If I understand
On 14/11/2018 11:53, James Womack wrote:
Thanks. I actually decided to go ahead and build from source. It's a
good excuse to get the latest stable version and avoids permissions
issues when adding optional components --- I can install in a directory
owned by a normal user.
Perhaps in future,
Thanks. I actually decided to go ahead and build from source. It's a good
excuse to get the latest stable version and avoids permissions issues when
adding optional components --- I can install in a directory owned by a
normal user.
Perhaps in future, optional packages could be made available
On Tue, 13 Nov 2018 at 11:31, James Womack wrote:
> Thank you. I suspect you are right.
>
> I am right to think that installing packages in this way requires that I
> have compiled Sage Math from source? In that case, I may need to switch
> from the binary version in the Ubuntu repositories back
Thank you. I suspect you are right.
I am right to think that installing packages in this way requires that I
have compiled Sage Math from source? In that case, I may need to switch
from the binary version in the Ubuntu repositories back to compiling from
source.
James
On Tuesday, 13
FriCAS is an optional Sage package, so it is not automatically installed.
If you have built from source, you can easily install it (with "sage -i
fricas"), and maybe that's what you did before.
John
On Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at 7:22:49 AM UTC-8, James Womack wrote:
>
> I am using Sage
