I don't know whether this is the right place to ask, but how can meet
Sage the following use case?
- system-wide installation of sage in /opt/sage/$SAGEVERSION
- /opt/sage is not writable by an ordinary user
- "sage -i PACKAGE" exacuted as an ordinary user should install an
additional spkg into $HOME/.sage-local/$SAGEVERSION.
Is that currently possible?
Can such behaviour be easily achieved?
Of course, I don't want to copy the full installation of Sage, but
rather only the files that "sage -i" needs to modify are copied over to
$HOME. And I would expect that Sage first looks into
$HOME/.sage-local/$SAGEVERSION before it tries /opt/sage/$SAGEVERSION.
Ralf
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