Dima Pasechnik

I've never heard of any project afraid of mirroring small, by modern standards, tarballs on GitHub.

It's a bit off-topic, but could python-flint use `gmpy2` rather than their own copy of `libgmp`? One advantage is a smaller foothold for dynamic libraries.

Note that at present any package which needs cython-level interface to gmpy2 cannot simply use its binary wheel, as they lack GMP headers, and compilation will fail. Shouldn't gmpy2 also...

maybe it's time to create pip-installable wheels for gmp,mpfr, mpc? just like what scipy project has done for openblas (which is in a similar league to gmp, but for numeric...

Would be great to get to specifics of this issue. How can one see breakage?

The whole terminal output of a Sage command run at `sage:` prompt, or is it something else?

Could you provide few more details: would you like to be able to include the output of a Sage command in a terminal session? Something else?

How about using `sagecommandline` ? E.g. ```latex \begin{sagecommandline} sage: factor(x^2 + 2*x + 1) \end{sagecommandline} ``` will generate, in the final document, something like (colours might be off): ```python sage:...

Hi Doris, thanks for letting me know about http://dante.de funding options. Are they for (Germany-based, or not only?) individuals? Open-source orgs in general? Dima

> `sagecommandline` just like other non-graphics SageTeX commands, puts the Sage output into `foo.sagetex.scmd` (assuming you work with `foo.tex`). Regarding pictures: the generated plots (in `sage-plots-for-foo.tex`) are included using calls...