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Jupyter is included.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Jupyter is included.
Once you have downloaded and extracted the binary bundle,
place an alias to the sage executable somewhere in your path,
for instance by running this in the terminal (adapt DIR as needed):
$ DIR=/home/you/SageMath
$ sudo ln -s $DIR/sage /usr/local/bin
This makes it easy to run Sage in the terminal by running sage
from anywhere.
To start Jupyter, use one of the following commands in the terminal:
$ sage -n jupyter
$ sage --jupyter notebook
Note: you can also install JupyterLab:
$ sage --pip install jupyterlab
and then start it with one of the following commands in the terminal:
$ sage -n jupyterlab
$ sage --jupyter lab
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Jupyter is included.
Once you have downloaded and extracted the binary bundle,
place an alias to the sage executable somewhere in your path,
for instance by running this in the terminal (adapt DIR as needed):
$ DIR=/home/you/SageMath
$ sudo ln -s $DIR/sage /usr/local/bin
This makes it easy to run Sage in the terminal by running sage
from anywhere.
To start Jupyter, use one of the following commands in the terminal:
$ sage -n jupyter
$ sage --jupyter notebook
Note: you can also install JupyterLab:JupyterLab.
To install JupyterLab for Sage <= 9.2.beta10:
$ sage --pip install jupyterlab
and then To install JupyterLab for Sage >= 9.2.beta11:
$ sage -i jupyterlab_widgets
Then start it with one of the following commands in the terminal:
$ sage -n jupyterlab
$ sage --jupyter lab
