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--- blog:installing_sage_on_ubuntu_11.10 [2012-02-08 19:14] – [Setting up sagetex for LaTeX] brb
+++ blog:installing_sage_on_ubuntu_11.10 [2012-02-13 18:37] (current) – [Finishing up the installation] brb
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   sage:
-If you get errors when starting up, then probably the first start as root has created some files in the directory ~./sage which now belong to root instead of you ($USER)
+If you get errors when starting up, then probably the first start as root has created some files in the directory ~./sage which now belong to root instead of you (USER)
-  cd .sage
+<code>
-  sudo chown $USER:$USER * -R
+cd .sage
-  sage
+sudo chown $USER:$USER * -R
+sage
+</code>
 Should now work.
-===== Setting up sagetex for LaTeX =====
+=====
+ Setting up sagetex for LaTeX =====
 If you use LaTeX and want to integrate sage into your latex files (which gives you all the power of sage/maxima/maple/... directly inside you LaTeX file!):
-  * mkdir ~/texmf
+<code>
-  * ln -s /opt/sage/local/share/texmf/tex/generic/sagetex/ ~/textmf/sagetex
+  mkdir ~/texmf
-  * sudo texhash
+  ln -s /opt/sage/local/share/texmf/tex/generic/sagetex/ ~/textmf/sagetex
+  sudo texhash
+</code>
 Now you have the sagetex.sty file from the sage installation available. If you run texlive, it's a good idea to hunt down and rename the outdated sagetex.sty file which probably hangs around: