Hi Wlliam!
> > BTW, does anything else remain on the harddisk after deleting the sage > > folder? > > There might be a hidden directory .sage in your home directory. You > can safely delete it. Thank you very much for that. It is always good to be able to delete all things some installation generated, or else one might wonder after some months or years what all those files might be and if they are needed or if they are just unneeded remnants of old installatons cluttering up the disk. > You might try using sagenb.org if you just want to make some casual > use of Sage. It's exactly the same as running sage on your laptop, > but probably a lot faster, since it's running on much more powerful > hardware than your laptop. > > William Another good thing to know, thank you very much, William! I tried it and it looks OK as an "emergency solution" as long as I don't have the package on my iBook. The hardware on which it runs is surely better than mine, but the effective result is good only for ideal hypothetical conditions of only me as user and a low net traffic between me and sagenb.or. The responce time was long and after some clicks I already got the message "Service Temporarily Unavailable", which I think goes back to an understandable big number of users working there at the same time. But as you say, for a casual use it is OK, until I (hopefully) get the real thing running here. Still I am glad that at last a good CAS-package starts getting formed, and surely I'll stay in tune watching for some version for the G4. As a sidenote here, a good CAS can be the mother of all other software since it's still only mathematics in the inner core of every software. I start wondering in how far a CAS might invade the regions of operating systems themselves. But that's future music. For now I'll have to wait. Nick --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-support URLs: http://www.sagemath.org -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
