> I'd also be more than happy to ship the personal SMC edition with sage
> when its ready; But sticking with the essentially unsupported SageNB for
> 1+years just to wait&see is not a sane plan. Even then, jupyter notebooks
> are a forward-safe choice so we have nothing to gain from waiting while
> people write new SageNB notebooks.
>
> As for the Jupyter wishlist, proper output capture would also be nice.
> Right now only the Python-internal stdout is captured, but for example
>
> sage: cython(r'printf("test\n")')
> test
>
> yields no output in Jupyter.
>
> There are at least two different multi-user Jupyter versions that are of
> interest; the authenticated (via unix account, much better than SageNB)
> jupyterhub and the anonymous https://tmpnb.org (try it now if you haven't
> seen it)
>
>
>>
It's nice, though it didn't compute anything for me (likely I have a bad
connection).
> Don't worry -- I've repeatedly mentioned the above differences to
many Jupyter developers, and I'm sure they will get addressed, since
there are a ton of people working on Jupyter.
Right.
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