I understand that Debian support is on hold. AFAIK, a proper Debian requires a complete refactoring of the code, in particular removing all the things that are not really Sage, e.g. mercurial, gap, singular, etc etc etc. I understand it has been done at some point for Sage 3, but then the main person who did that got a "real" job and dropped out. One can certainly package Sage as a .deb, but does this make much sense? Best, Dmitrii On Jan 17, 12:22 am, "ma...@mendelu.cz" <ma...@mendelu.cz> wrote: [...] > > Thanks. Binaries for current Debian are not available from (I think) > Sage 4.3. Is Debian still supported? Will you build Sage 4.3.1 > binaries for Debian Lenny? > > Thanks > Robert Marik
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