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answered 13 years ago

kcrisman gravatar image

This is by design, in fact. Sage uses (and builds) its own Python. So you shouldn't expect this.

However, my understanding is that

sage -sh
easy_install scitools

should work, where the Sage Python is invoked in the Sage subshell. For some reason that didn't work for me, but

sage -sh
easy_install brian

did, and I could use it in Sage, so the problem doesn't seem to be easy_install.