I installed windows ubuntu, then sage, started notebook() and the notebook wants username and password. Where in the heck is that?
notebook(reset=True) at the Sage command line, then you can enter a new password.
Instead of starting Sage and then running notebook() at the Sage prompt, you can
run sage -n sagenb in the terminal to start the legacy SageNB notebook at once.
Better still, the terminal command sage -n jupyter will launch the Jupyter notebook.
The Jupyter notebook is single-user and won't ask for a username or password.
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