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These packages are provided for the convenience of the user to experiment with.
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These packages are provided for the convenience of the user to experiment with.

 * ["4ti2"]
 * ["PIL"]
 * ["dvipng"]
 * ["flex"]
 * ["gd"]
 * ["glpk"]
 * ["gnuplot"]
 * ["iml"]
 * [:Rubinstein_Lcalc:lcalc]
 * ["libcprops"]
 * ["libsigsegv"]
 * ["linbox"]
 * ["matplotlib"] (different version than is in the standard distribution)
 * ["mayavi"]
 * ["meataxe"]
 * ["mpich2"]
 * ["nauty22"]
 * ["octave"]
 * ["pari"] (alpha version)
 * ["pexpect"] (version 2.1)
 * ["phcpack"]
 * ["pygame"]
 * ["pygtk"]
 * ["pyqt"]
 * ["python-shared"]
 * ["pyx"]
 * ["singular"] (version 3-0-1-2_1)
 * ["sip"]
 * ["soya"]
 * ["soya_cvs"]
 * ["surf"]
 * ["trac"] (newer version
 * ["twistedweb2"]
 * ["vtk"]
 * ["yassl"]		  * [[4ti2]]
 * [[PIL]]
 * [[cmake]]
 * [[dvipng]]
 * [[flex]]
 * [[gd]]
 * [[glpk]]
 * [[gnuplot]]
 * [[libcprops]]
 * [[libsigsegv]]
 * [[matplotlib]] (different version than is in the standard distribution)
 * [[mayavi]]
 * [[mayavi2]] (depends on wxPython-2.8.7.1, vtk-5.0.3 and setuptools-0.6, dependencies will install automatically)
 * [[meataxe]]
 * [[mpich2]]
 * [[nauty22]]
 * [[octave]]
 * [[pari]] (alpha version)
 * [[pexpect]] (version 2.1)
 * [[phcpack]]
 * [[pygame]]
 * [[pygtk]]
 * [[pyqt]]
 * [[python-shared]]
 * [[pyx]]
 * [[setuptools]] (version 0.6b)
 * [[singular]] (version 3-0-1-2_1)
 * [[sip]]
 * [[soya]]
 * [[soya cvs]]
 * [[surf]]
 * [[trac]] (newer version
 * [[twistedweb2]]
 * [[vtk]]
 * [[vtk]] (version 5.0.3, building needs cmake, will install automatically)
 * [[wxPython]] (version 2.8.7.1, linux only for the moment)
 * [[yassl]]

Experimental packages available for SAGE

These packages are provided for the convenience of the user to experiment with.