I think there's no way to force latex output in the command line, as the
command line is assumed to be incapable of rendering latex output.
Of course, you can get latex expression
sage: f = sqrt(2)
sage: latex(f)
\sqrt{2}
sage: html(f)
\(\displaystyle \sqrt{2}\)
Perhaps you have to implement a
I have zero experience with docker images (never used one, never built
one). So I would rather let the task to somebody more knowledgeable in the
matter.
Better to automatize of course, but at least one could manually make images
for 9.8 and 10.0 so that people can use them soon.
Frederic
Le
Hi all,
In older versions of sage/ipython, one could use '%display latex' or
'%display typeset' to force all output to be formatted in latex. This is
used by some third party GUIs (such as Cantor [1]) to typeset the output in
their UI.
In recent versions of Sage (at least since 9.5), this no
