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A possible reason could be that the sage script is not in your path. Open a terminal, go to Sage's folder (using the command cd) and the type:

./sage

(notice the dot and the slash before the word sage).

A possible reason could be that the sage script is not in your path. Open a terminal, go to Sage's folder (using the command cd) and the type:

./sage

(notice the dot and the slash before the word sage).). If this works, read this to understand what happened.

A possible reason could be that the sage script is not in your path. Open a terminal, go to Sage's folder (using the command cd) and the then type:

./sage

(notice the dot and the slash before the word sage). If this works, read this to understand what happened.

A possible reason could be that the sage script is not in your path. Open a terminal, go to Sage's folder (using the command cd) and then type:

./sage

(notice the dot and the slash before the word sage). If this works, read this to understand what happened.