I thought I'd try to install Sage on an external disk, but I ran into
two problems: the hard disk file system doesn't support symbolic
links, and my laptop's distribution (Suse 9.3) is too old to compile
Sage. So until I get around to upgrading my laptop or its software
(which I'm loathe to do,
On Dec 11, 7:41 pm, chu-ching huang wrote:
> In my case, I use some python packages that are not included in Sage.
> It is very to solve the problem to enhance the python computing over
> Sage: just create link from system to sage directory, This is possible
> to reduce disk space a little. And
In my case, I use some python packages that are not included in Sage.
It is very to solve the problem to enhance the python computing over
Sage: just create link from system to sage directory, This is possible
to reduce disk space a little. And it is possible to upgrade
additional packages and Sag
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 5:52 PM, Alasdair wrote:
>
> I'd like to install Sage on a laptop with not much disk space left on
> it. Now, I already have Maxima, Axiom, Pari/GP, and Python; is it
> possible to just install some sort of "core" Sage from source code,
> and still have the interfaces to
Hi Alasdair:
I don't know the answer but I think it would be helpful to describe
(a) how much disk space you have,
(b) if there is a reason why you cannot delete maxima and
python (you will get them with Sage and you can run them
using "sage -python" and "sage -maxima").
- David
On Thu, Dec 11,
