Dima Pasechnik

Sage's `kernel.json` is embarrassingly short, and the 1st argument does not specify the the full path to Python. ```json { "argv": [ "python", "-m", "sage.repl.ipython_kernel", "-f", "{connection_file}" ], "display_name": "SageMath...

@minrk - how does one modify `Jupyter kernelspec discovery path`? It seems that we're stuck on this point. Is it something which can be done in `kernel.json` ? Indeed, with...

Oh wow, sorry, thanks for the patience in explaining. Now I realised where this 2.4Gb are coming from - it's from kernel.json being prepared for installation in more or less...

> 2\. an explicit `jupyter kernelspec install` is always necessary, even if you only want to make the kernel available in the env where it is installed? sage has old,...

it would be good to have a real C++ test. (probably not on this PR...)

> @dimpase To have a real C++ test would require a C++ compiler to build the tests ! To build C++ tests, yes, not all the tests. But this is...

I really don't understand why the problem that was meant to be addressed by this PR is not fixed properly, by converting the group into a permutation group to begin...

Construction of the Cayley graph of a permutation group is trivial. I really don't see why anyone would want to mess around with words.

computing the canonical form of an element in an f.p. group is in general algorithmically unsolvable, and is solvable, but still rather tricky, for finite groups, and some classes of...

I find it rather unconvincing that the undocumented GAP function does the job you claim it does. Looking at its description in the source code, and the fact it's merely...