Michael Orlitzky
Michael Orlitzky
I'm a few years late, but: you need to be root to install to `/usr/local`. You may need to run `sudo make install`, depending on your OS. Otherwise you could...
No problem, it's not urgent, thank you. We don't add zones that often so I've been logging in as root and restarting the daemon myself as necessary. If the answer...
Sounds good, thank you.
Bash is fine so long as the shebang doesn't say `#!/bin/sh`. If bash makes this easy to fix, then I would use bash. In case it helps, the comments to...
> > Here: [#37840 (comment)](https://github.com/sagemath/sage/pull/37840#issuecomment-2068136415) Mere inches above where I was typing, the perfect hiding place. It's not any more readable but I would bet that the bash version is...
I'm not wasting an hour testing packages that do nothing. Just delete them already.
I don't have gcc-15 right now because there's some upstream regression making the build fail on my hardware, but I do have clang-20, and it builds/runs fine with that. We've...
I managed to patch away my gcc-15 issue, and good thing I did. There is actually still a build failure in the test suite: ``` tests/test-todd-coxeter.cpp: In function 'void libsemigroups::CATCH2_INTERNAL_TEST_65()':...
comment:5 I'm not so sure about this one. These functions are minimal(ish) wrappers around scipy that, * allow you to use sage types as input/output * check the results for...
This is obsolete now, we're past these versions: ``` $ cat build/pkgs/matplotlib/package-version.txt 3.10.1 $ cat build/pkgs/contourpy/package-version.txt 1.3.1 ```