I wonder what the OP in the previous thread has for an OS, as well as
for you.  That's because the code mentioned there in calculus/
calculus.py

maxima = Maxima(init_code = ['display2d:false; domain: complex;
keepfloat:
true; load(topoly_solver)'],
                script_subdirectory=None)

seems to be not loading, perhaps.  Note that

sage: y = x.conjugate()
sage: y.simplify??

sends one to symbolic/expression, and there it is simply y._maxima_()
which is invoked, which is imported from sage/calculus/calculus.

Is there any way to check what the domain is in a maxima session done
by Sage (as opposed to one initiated by the user)?  This could be
related to the problem in reviewing #3587.

- kcrisman
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