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Microsoft Windows
To run Sage on Microsoft Windows you need the following:
  • VirtualBox Image of Sage
  • read these additional instructions. This image is also suitable for other environments where Virtualbox is available.
  • Sage depends on many components which are not yet available for Microsoft Windows. A native port is in the works. The current Virtualbox Image provides you with an encapsulated and solid tested system and contains everything and needs nearly no configuration.
    Linux
    Usage:
    1. Select the one that suits your setup and extract it in your file-browser by right clicking "extract" or on the command-line using: tar xvzf sage...tar.gz.
    2. Run sage by calling the command: sage.
    At the moment there are no distribution-specific packages available. Progress is being made for Debian and Fedora.
    Solaris
    Sage 4.3.0.1 is the latest version that successfully builds on Solaris 10. See the Sage wiki for information about how to install the Sage binary distribution for SPARC based systems running Solaris 10.
    Apple Mac OS X
    These binaries are only for OS X 10.4 - 10.6. They will not work on OS X 10.3. For more information read the installation instructions and watch the installation tutorial.
    Source
    Sage LiveCD
    This LiveCD lets you run Sage directly from a bootable CD.
    Additional Packages
    Sage consists of a selected set of packages which are well tested and integrated into the Sage framework. There are also other less integrated or unstable packages additionally available. Click here to get an overview of all available packages.
    Utilities
    Useful utilities when working with Sage
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