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I usually install new python packages in Sage via ./sage --python -m easy_install <package_name>
. Have you tried this? (if it is successful, any new sage notebook will reconigse import <package_name>
).
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I usually install new python packages in Sage via ./sage --python -m easy_install <package_name>
. Have you tried this? (if it is successful, any new sage notebook will reconigse recognise import <package_name>
).
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I usually install new python packages in Sage via ./sage --python -m easy_install <package_name>
. (no sudo needed). Have you tried this? (if it is successful, any new sage notebook will recognise import <package_name>
).
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I usually install new python packages in Sage via ./sage --python -m easy_install <package_name>
(no sudo needed). Have you tried this? (if it is successful, any new sage notebook will recognise import <package_name>
).). Also, which version of sage are you using?