SageMath - Download Binaries for Microsoft Windows

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Usage

To run SageMath on Microsoft Windows there are two options:

For SageMath 8.0 and up a native binary installer is now available. To use the installer you will need:
1. A 64-bit version of Windows 7 or up; there is not currently a 32-bit build
2. Roughly 5 GB of free disk space (plus 1 GB for the installer file itself)
3. Read these additional instructions
If you can't use the binary installer for some reason, or simply prefer the SageMath VirtualBox appliance, you can us it with the following:
1. Image of a SageMath installation for virtualization
2. Read these additional instructions
The current VirtualBox solution provides you with an encapsulated and tested system. It allows to use the SageMath notebook in your web browser with no noticable speed loss compared to a native Linux install.

Updates

Source

Download complete source code.

Utilities

Useful utilities when working with SageMath

SageMath Emacs Mode — helps to work with SageMath in Emacs.
SageTex LaTeX style — this LaTeX style file allows to embed and process SageMath code inside TeX files. read more

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