I recently had to switch from Ubuntu to Windows 7. Doing so, unfortunately I crashed my Linux installation. Is there any way I can extract SageMath notebooks from my home folder? I copied the ~/.sage directory but can't make sense of the folder structure. The goal would be to run my old notebooks in a SageAppliance.
Found it: The html files hidden in multiple levels of subfolders are actually importable in sage. Still don't know about SageAppliance.
That's true. But I don't understand why you got those errors while just copying - maybe need right permissions?
Just copy ~/.sage directory to your new virtual machine and run Sage.
To which folder in SageAppliance?
I also tried installing Lubuntu+SageMath to a VirtualBox instead of using the precompiled SageApplicance machine. But here too, just copying .sage to its home folder doesn't do the trick. I can start the SageMath server but the browser window returns '500: internal server error'. In the terminal I get 'OSError: [Errno 39] Directory not empty'. It seems Sage stores extra data somewhere else...
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