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As shown by @slcoleman and @John Palmieri, the easiest way to invoke Sage via Bash is through /path/to/sage, followed by the file to be run. This can be made simpler through an alias added to ~/.bashrc or the PATH. I'll also add a small Bash script I wrote that runs a Sage file on multiple threads:
#!/bin/bash
for j in {1..10}; do echo Launching thread.... ../sage ./loader.sage.py & done 2>/dev/null
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As shown by @slcoleman and @John Palmieri, the easiest way to invoke Sage via Bash is through /path/to/sage, followed by the file to be run. This can be made simpler through an alias added to ~/.bashrc or the PATH. I'll also add a small Bash script I wrote that runs a Sage file on multiple threads:
#!/bin/bash
for j in {1..10}; do
do echo Launching thread....
thread....; ../sage ./loader.sage.py &
& done 2>/dev/null
