> It has been very instructive and Georg was very helpful (he really got us
> building polybori on his own - no small feat). Of all the things I have
> seen during the month I will only mention the strange things about
> singular. There are 5 libraries that ship with the singular executable
> (befo
> Hello!
>
> On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 22:58:34 +1300
>
> François Bissey wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Since I am back to speed I think it is time I posted an update
> > on the state of sage-on-gentoo.
> > I released sage-4.6.1 ebuilds in the hour after the release
> > was announced. That was made po
Hello!
On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 22:58:34 +1300
François Bissey wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Since I am back to speed I think it is time I posted an update
> on the state of sage-on-gentoo.
> I released sage-4.6.1 ebuilds in the hour after the release
> was announced. That was made possible by the fact tha
Hi all,
Since I am back to speed I think it is time I posted an update
on the state of sage-on-gentoo.
I released sage-4.6.1 ebuilds in the hour after the release
was announced. That was made possible by the fact that I have started
to make ebuilds for alpha and rc releases.
4.6.1 is in very good
On 06/29/10 01:26 PM, Martin Albrecht wrote:
I suspect the ONLY sensible way to do that would be to drop in new
Singular, delete all record of all the patches to singular package, and
create new patches as and when needed.
You suspect wrong. A new Singular SPKG is available in the ticket I refe
> I suspect the ONLY sensible way to do that would be to drop in new
> Singular, delete all record of all the patches to singular package, and
> create new patches as and when needed.
You suspect wrong. A new Singular SPKG is available in the ticket I referenced
in this thread which takes care of
On 06/29/10 12:03 PM, François Bissey wrote:
Hi all,
this message is cross-posted between the gentoo-science and sage-devel
mailing lists.
So this is sage-4.4.4 and we have come a long way.
sage-on-gentoo is now usable for the majority of people and can be used
to test development ideas.
Good
> > Outstanding issues:
> > -singular: we really wish sage would move to the latest upstream.
>
> When we tried to update the last time we found a bug (or change of
> behaviour) in the most recent Singular release:
>
> cf. http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/8059
>
> It is likely that ups
> Outstanding issues:
> -singular: we really wish sage would move to the latest upstream.
When we tried to update the last time we found a bug (or change of behaviour)
in the most recent Singular release:
cf. http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/8059
It is likely that upstream fixed it by
Hi all,
this message is cross-posted between the gentoo-science and sage-devel
mailing lists.
So this is sage-4.4.4 and we have come a long way.
sage-on-gentoo is now usable for the majority of people and can be used
to test development ideas.
We have a page where we list our current issues:
htt
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