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Hello! I made a few thousand 2D plots on an online sage notebook (legacy notebook, not jupyter). They are stored in a list. The computation took over a week and I'd like to avoid having to rerun.

What's the best way to download all of these plots as PNG files?

In the past, I have hacked it by looping over the list and .show()'ing the plots, downloading the notebook's HTML file, and cutting the plots from the directory (don't laugh). Usually showing a few hundred plots takes a long time and I don't think this is reasonable in this case.

Thanks in advance!

Hello! I made a few thousand 2D plots on an online sage notebook (legacy notebook, not jupyter). They are stored in a list. The computation took over a week and I'd like to avoid having to rerun.

What's the best way to download all of these plots as PNG files?

In the past, I have hacked it by looping over the list and .show()'ing the plots, downloading the notebook's HTML file, and cutting the plots from the directory (don't laugh). Usually showing a few hundred plots takes a long time while to show and I don't think this is reasonable I'm worried it may run out of memory and crash in this case.

Thanks in advance! advance!

Hello! I made a few thousand 2D plots on an online sage notebook (legacy notebook, not jupyter). They are stored in a list. The computation took over a week and I'd like to avoid having to rerun.

What's the best way to download all of these plots as PNG files?

In the past, I have hacked it by looping over the list and .show()'ing the plots, downloading the notebook's HTML file, and cutting the plots from the directory (don't laugh). Usually showing a few hundred plots takes a while to show and I'm worried it may run out of memory and crash in this case.

Thanks in advance!