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| 2011-09-11 23:12:48 +0200 | commented answer | When will a Windows cygwin version be available/stable Thanks very much for your time. I think I'll just keep using a notebook server, and just wait it out :) I would offer to help, but I've got next to no programming experience at anything remotely close to building something like this :) |
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| 2011-09-09 08:09:29 +0200 | asked a question | When will a Windows cygwin version be available/stable I apologise if this question is not suitable for this site. As the subject line suggests, I'm looking for any information on when people think a cygwin version of sage which can run on Windows in a reasonably stable way may be available. Any slightly-educated guesses would be much appreciated!! I've been trying to find a CAS to call home for some time now (after trying Maxima, Octave, Sympy/Scipy in Pythonxy, Spacetime... you get the idea :) ). For my needs, SAGE is superior to all of these in many ways, but the lack of a native port is a significant hurdle, and I've been tossing up buying a student version of Mathematica, which of course I wouldn't want to do if a SAGE port of sorts is around the corner. Thanks! |
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