>Just about that, yes, you can use Sage just as a distribution of scientific
>software. On the commanline, just enter $ sage -sh and you are inside the so
>called sage environment. There, you can start any of it's programs, and in
>your case, you can start R and install the R commander. Via this e
>
> > Hm, does R need the Xorg - dev headers to work properly? Thats the
>
> Well, I don't know why, but they apparently think so. It's in the
> documentation that this (or something like it) should be in to build
> these things. I really need to ask their devel list someday...
>
> - kcrisman
>
On Jan 5, 9:15 am, emil wrote:
> > The tests for that are optional - we can't assume every system with
> > Sage has the right stuff, unfortunately. Why the VM image *and*
> > Ubuntu binaries don't have it is a mystery; my guess is that they are
> > compiled on some virtual machine on some other
>
> The tests for that are optional - we can't assume every system with
> Sage has the right stuff, unfortunately. Why the VM image *and*
> Ubuntu binaries don't have it is a mystery; my guess is that they are
> compiled on some virtual machine on some other machine, and that the
> virtual machin
> OK,
> i compiled sage from scratch without any special options and plotting
> works
> r.capabilities() gives the same results as the separate R build.
> That solves the problem for now - thanks.
Great!
>
> What I can't understand is why this is not working in the precompiled
> ubuntu binaries
> > > The main problem is that Puppy Linux or whatever must have compiled
> > > Sage without the right headers available. It's entirely mysterious to
> > > us exactly why R requires certain developer tools installed to give
> > > you X11. But it doesn't, and so in the spkg-install we check for a
On Dec 29 2010, 6:49 pm, emil wrote:
> On 29 Dez., 17:33, kcrisman wrote:
>
>
>
> > The main problem is that Puppy Linux or whatever must have compiled
> > Sage without the right headers available. It's entirely mysterious to
> > us exactly why R requires certain developer tools installed to g
On 29 Dez., 17:33, kcrisman wrote:
> The main problem is that Puppy Linux or whatever must have compiled
> Sage without the right headers available. It's entirely mysterious to
> us exactly why R requires certain developer tools installed to give
> you X11. But it doesn't, and so in the spkg-i
The main problem is that Puppy Linux or whatever must have compiled
Sage without the right headers available. It's entirely mysterious to
us exactly why R requires certain developer tools installed to give
you X11. But it doesn't, and so in the spkg-install we check for as
many of these things as
On 29 Dez., 12:28, Harald Schilly wrote:
> On Wednesday, December 29, 2010 10:25:11 AM UTC+1, emil wrote:
>
> > I got feedback from people who are very interested in the sage package
> > but mainly want to use some components in a "classical" way (e.g.
> > Rcmdr with R) - Do you think this is po
On Wednesday, December 29, 2010 10:25:11 AM UTC+1, emil wrote:
>
>
> I got feedback from people who are very interested in the sage package
> but mainly want to use some components in a "classical" way (e.g.
> Rcmdr with R) - Do you think this is possible at all?
Just about that, yes, you c
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