Tag: sage

• https://hub.docker.com/r/sagemath/sagemath/

Since Fedora 39 sagemath is not included as a package anymore. There are several possibilities you can use sagemath on Fedora, let’s highlight two:

• Using the offical docker image
• Installing it with conda

Podman

sagemath commandline

As our installation provides a fully configured rootless podman configuration, you can for example use the following commands to run the sagemath image:

# connect to a central client
ssh ada-X
# start tmux, alternativly you can use screen
tmux
# create a .sage folder
mkdir $HOME/.sage

# run sage with your home mounted to /home/sage/mydata and a mounted .sage
podman run --user 0 -ti -v $HOME/.sage:/home/sage/.sage -v $HOME:/home/sage/mydata sagemath/sagemath:latest

# to detach from the tmux session use the following keystrokes
#CTRL+B then D

To add a additional folder you can put a other -v parameter, for example:

-v /userdata/username:/home/sage/mydata2

sagemath jupyter notebook

When you want to use the sage jupyter notebook, you can do the following:

# connect to a central client
ssh ada-X
# start tmux, alternativly you can use screen
tmux
# create a .sage folder
mkdir $HOME/.sage

# run sage jupyter on port 8888
podman run --user 0 -p 8888:8888 -v $HOME/.sage:/home/sage/.sage -v $HOME:/home/sage/mydata sagemath/sagemath:latest sage-jupyter --allow-root

# to detach from the tmux session use the following keystrokes
#CTRL+B then D

Then open a second terminal on your local machine and open ssh tunnel to the ada:

# port forward from to ada-X
ssh -t username@ada-X -L 8888:localhost:8888

# Open webbrowser using the url with token shown in the output.

Conda

Please follow the official installation instruction:

• https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/installation/conda.html#install-from-conda-forge

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Posted on 16-Jul-2024 by ISG D-MATH