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ErWinz gravatar image

hi

i run ubuntu 16.04 on a nez computer i received yesterday

on this page link text i think i understand that i will have to install sage;aths from the sources

a) am i right ?

b) if yes, i am totally paralysed, because i have never installed myself anything from the sources

thanks

Vincent

ps my aim is using sage;aths zith jupyternotebook

i still have installed jupyter

Vinz

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first upgrade to ubuntu 20.04

FrédéricC gravatar imageFrédéricC ( 3 years ago )

after you upgrade ubuntu, you can use the command sudo apt install sagemath to install sagemath but this will not be the latest version. You will get version 8.1. alternatively, you can download the 9.4 binary from the download binaries sagemath web page and install it

Nasser gravatar imageNasser ( 3 years ago )
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First, tell Linux you are using an AZERTY keyboard...

Emmanuel Charpentier gravatar imageEmmanuel Charpentier ( 3 years ago )

Alternatively, without upgrading your Ubuntu, you can install Sage 9.3 Linux binaries from sage-9.3-Ubuntu_16.04-x86_64.tar.bz2 (32-bit binaries are also available).

Max Alekseyev gravatar imageMax Alekseyev ( 3 years ago )

thanks Max, but you did not give the link and i dont find... :)

ErWinz gravatar imageErWinz ( 3 years ago )

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answered 3 years ago

eric_g gravatar image

a) yes, you are right.

b) installing SageMath 9.5 from sources on a Ubuntu system is super easy: as recommended by @FredericC, upgrade to Ubuntu 20.04, then cut and paste these simple instructions in a terminal.

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