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| Required packages to compile SageMath on Ubuntu | ## page was renamed from prerequisitesUbuntu = Required packages to build SageMath on Ubuntu = {{http://loco.ubuntu.com/media/images/cof_orange_hex1.png||width=100px}} Here is the minimal list of Ubuntu packages to install in order to build SageMath from sources (this is for Ubuntu 18.04): * git * m4 * gfortran * libssl-dev * python-pip * automake ''(should no longer be required after [[https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/26298|#26298]] is merged)'' In addition, it is recommended to install * texlive-generic-extra ''(to generate pdf documentation)'' * texlive-xetex ''(to convert Jupyter notebooks to pdf)'' * latexmk ''(to generate pdf documentation)'' * pandoc ''(to convert Jupyter notebooks to pdf)'' * dvipng ''(to render text with LaTeX in Matplotlib)'' * default-jdk ''(to run the Jmol 3D viewer from the console and generate images for 3D plots in the documentation)'' * ffmpeg ''(to produce animations)'' * libavdevice-dev ''(to produce animations)'' Besides, to make SageMath use a maximum of system (Ubuntu) packages instead of building its own versions, see [[https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sage-devel/ZGEeuoTtbh4/bvSrf1jHCgAJ|here]]. For more details, see the [[http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/installation/source.html#prerequisites|Prerequisites section]] of Sage Installation Guide. |
Required packages to build SageMath on Ubuntu
Here is the minimal list of Ubuntu packages to install in order to build SageMath from sources (this is for Ubuntu 18.04):
- git
- m4
- gfortran
- libssl-dev
- python-pip
automake (should no longer be required after #26298 is merged)
In addition, it is recommended to install
texlive-generic-extra (to generate pdf documentation)
texlive-xetex (to convert Jupyter notebooks to pdf)
latexmk (to generate pdf documentation)
pandoc (to convert Jupyter notebooks to pdf)
dvipng (to render text with LaTeX in Matplotlib)
default-jdk (to run the Jmol 3D viewer from the console and generate images for 3D plots in the documentation)
ffmpeg (to produce animations)
libavdevice-dev (to produce animations)
Besides, to make SageMath use a maximum of system (Ubuntu) packages instead of building its own versions, see here.
For more details, see the Prerequisites section of Sage Installation Guide.