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To get SageMath under Ubuntu 17.10, you could either
install the Debian package by running in a terminal:
sudo apt install sagemath-jupyter
(this should work under Debian >= 9 and under Ubuntu >= 17.10)
build from source
install using Conda
install using Docker
Note also that Ubuntu 18.04 was just released.
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To get SageMath under Ubuntu 17.10, Ubuntu, you could either
install the Debian package by running in a terminal:
sudo apt install sagemath-jupyter
(this should work under under: Debian >= 9 and under 9; Ubuntu 17.04; Ubuntu >= 17.10)18.04;
unfortunately not in Ubuntu 17.10),
build from sourcesource,
install using CondaConda,
install using DockerDocker.
Note also that Ubuntu 18.04 was just released.released which makes it a good time to upgrade.
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To get SageMath under Ubuntu, you could either
install the Debian package by running in a terminal:
sudo apt install sagemath-jupyter
(this should work under: Debian >= 9; Ubuntu 17.04; Ubuntu >= 18.04; unfortunately not in Ubuntu 17.10),
build install SageMath binary for your Ubuntu system from source,the
SageMath download page.
build from source,
install using Docker.
Note that Ubuntu 18.04 was just released which makes it a good time to upgrade.
Building from source is a good way to get the latest version.
If you build from source, I would suggest building the latest development release, currently SageMath 8.2.rc4.
When SageMath 8.2 is released, it should be nearly identical to SageMath 8.2.rc4.