I wonder if the code base for Sage will be recompiled for Apple's new M1 chip. Big Sur's XCode supposedly makes the task easy peasy. However, I doubt anything is easy when dealing with massively complex software. Although I am happy with my Intel-based MacBook Air, I will eventually need to upgrade to Apple Silicon. Any thoughts?
Sage working perfectly in my M1 MacBook Pro running latest Big Sur update.
Interesting! Hope you don't mind a couple of questions ;) How did you install it? Is it running natively or translated from Intel? Can you use jupyter notebooks in a browser? Did you run the tests to check whether it's really fully functional?
Just followed this: https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/installation/conda.html (https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/inst...) Installed ARM based latest python 3.9 + Intel Based Conda. Jupyter notebook working on safari too.
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Just give a try and tell us !
I would, but I don't own a new Apple M1 machine.
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