On Jul 21, 1:16 am, Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi there,
Hi Pierre,
> just to feed michael's motivation, let me insist that a Solaris
> version of SAGE would be fabulous. I'm thinking of using sage with our
> students here (it would at the very least teach them some python,
> which they will use in 'real life' (ie working for a company...) even
> if they eventually give up on maths!) I'm also trying to tell my
> colleagues about sage. The main obstacle, or rather the first, is that
> we are running Solaris...
So the people who do not run Linux still exist :). But I am actually
aware of some rather large installs of Sparc boxen, which is why the
port is happening.
> (btw very interested in a binary for Solaris 10, on an x86, 64 bits if
> you have one...)
No one for 64 bits in sight yet since we plan to fix a couple bugs
first before switching over to optionally 64 bit on Solaris. Once 32
bits work I expect very little trouble for the 64 bit port.
Did the 32 bit binary work for you, i.e. did it at least start up?
> anyway, keep up the good work!
> cheers
> pierre
Cheers,
Michael
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