On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 1:15 PM, Jeroen Demeyer wrote:
> In the long section "Rationale for Cygwin and possible alternatives", I
> would add subsections for each alternative.
Will do.
>> [hardware-assisted virtualization] typically does not come enabled by
>> default (as a security measure)
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On Thu, 31 Aug 2017, Jeroen Demeyer wrote:
the main problem is that 32-bit Windows applications have a user address
space limited to just 2 GB (or 3 GB with a special boot flag). This is in
fact not enough to fit all of Sage into memory at once.
Is this still true by default with PAE enabled?
In the long section "Rationale for Cygwin and possible alternatives", I
would add subsections for each alternative.
[hardware-assisted virtualization] typically does not come enabled by default
(as a security measure)
Is that really true? What is non-secure about hardware-assisted
virtualiz
Great work!
> Some more typos:
* plots will saved -> plots will be saved
* (HAV) to enabled -> (HAV) to be enabled
* should be considered a service -> should be considered as a service
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Thanks for the feedback!
On Aug 30, 2017 19:32, "David Roe" wrote:
Looks good! Here are a few suggestions
It might be worth adding some reasons that a VM is onerous (having to use
an unfamiliar OS, difficulties with file system access and networking)
Yeah, I think you're right. I cons
Looks good! Here are a few suggestions
It might be worth adding some reasons that a VM is onerous (having to use
an unfamiliar OS, difficulties with file system access and networking)
You say "Sage Math Console" but the picture just says "Sage Math 8.0".
I assume that the {:class="img-re
Hi all,
I've drafted a blog post describing some of my work on the Windows
installer for Sage. You can see the post previewed here:
https://github.com/embray/OpenDreamKit.github.io/blob/blog/sage-windows/_posts/2017-08-28-SageWindows.md
I'd appreciate any feedback / corrections / suggestions /
