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This is probably because I had to stop using `dbm-read` to support the debugger. @robert-dodier I'll do some digging to figure out if it fixable.

If you are using Windows the installation is more difficult because of the cffi and static-vectors dependency in common-lisp-jupyter. I would go try to get common-lisp-jupyter working first. Also, I...

I haven't been able to replicate this yet, but if it is an error in maxima-jupyter then the problem probably lies in common-lisp-jupyter since that is where the file reading...

I was able to reproduce this by using ISO 8859-1 encoding. ``` set_plot_option([gnuplot_preamble,"set format y \"%h\" set encoding iso_8859_1"])$ ``` Can you try forcing UTF8 with the following? ``` set_plot_option([gnuplot_preamble,"set...

Right now we are just assuming that the file is in UTF8. I'll have to add code to common-lisp-jupyter to inspect the XML header.

After a little more research, I am not sure that switching the encoding is even possible in Jupyter Notebook. In other words, since SVG files are embedded as text (not...

It's not clear to me what is happening beyond the kernel failing to execute. Maybe `maxima` is not in `PATH`? In that case specifying `--exec` during install would help. Also,...

Please try using the `--exec` option to explicitly specify the path to your maxima binary. If you only have the SageMath maxima binary then this would be: ``` python3 ./install-maxima-jupyter.py...

@robert-dodier You are correct, the SageMath binary won't work. I forgot to update my intro text but used the path to the correct binary in my example. @roebix Please try...

It looks like the maxima script cannot find SBCL. You should probably make sure the sbcl binary is in `PATH`.