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Try installing with the sagemath-forge Conda distribution:
This is a repost from an original post on sage-devel answering a similar question:
Run the following commands in a terminal (careful, no spaces around "=").
The $ at the start of each line represents the prompt, do not type it.
$ INSTALL_LOCATION=$HOME # or your choice of location
$ SITE='https://github.com'
$ DIRS='isuruf/sagemath-forge/releases/latest/download'
$ FILE="sagemath-forge-$(uname)-$(uname -m).sh"
$ cd $INSTALL_LOCATION
$ curl -L -O $SITE/$DIRS/$FILE
$ bash $FILE
The script then asks a few questions; answering "yes" each time might work well.
Once sagemath-forge is installed, the underlying Conda can
be activated or deactivated; activating it changes the PATH to
include /path/to/sagemath-forge/bin where the executables
installed by Conda are located.
So, to use the version of Sage installed via Conda:
$ conda activate
$ which sage
/path/to/sagemath-forge/bin/sage
$ sage
│ SageMath version 9.4, Release Date: 2021-08-22
│ Using Python 3.8.12. Type "help()" for help.
sage: %colors Linux
sage: 2 * 3 * 337
2022
sage: quit
Exiting Sage (CPU time 0m0.12s, Wall time 0m16.08s).
$ conda deactivate
To start Jupyter notebook or JupyterLab:
$ conda activate
$ jupyter notebook
$ jupyter lab
$ conda deactivate
To make Conda always active, add the line
$ conda activate
to a file that gets sourced every time you start a shell
(e.g. in $HOME/.bash_profile if you use bash, or in the
corresponding zsh file if you use zsh as your shell).
