On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 13:10:36 -0800, Harry <> wrote:
Hello I am a Win XP SP2 user and a students trying to do a project on Black
holes, it involves the geodesic equations riemman geometry and so on. While
at uni there is Maple at home I have been trying to learn about Maxima but
have recently found out about SAGE, how do I get SAGE to run on my machine?
Is there a standard installable .exe file I can run?
No, not yet unfortunately.
Thanks for your effort to help people who are interested
Yours Sincerely
Charalambos
Your options:
(1) Install Cygwin (which is very easy and free), then extract the pre-build
SAGE binary into it:
http://sage.math.washington.edu/SAGEbin/microsoft_windows/
(2) Install some form of Linux into one of the many virtualization programs
Virtual PC or VMware or colinux or Parallels, then install SAGE into it.
-- William
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