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This page contains notes about new software upgrades for the "default" environment.
- (py2/py3 updates): Bokeh 1.0, Sphinx 1.8.1, Plotly 3.3.0, tensorflow 1.11 (py3 only), Pip 18.1
- (Sage/upd) Sage Development version updated to
8.5.beta2
- (py3/new)
- Tensorflow Probability Lib, especially for edward2 (formerly edward)
- sklearn-porter: Transpile trained scikit-learn estimators to C, Java, JavaScript and others.
- (x11) xdotool, xclip, xvfb update
- (linux/upd) broad Linux update, in particular rustc 1.28, cargo 0.29, bazel 0.19, ...
- (node.js/upd) noteworthy are typescript 3.1.4, coffeescript 2.3.2, prettier 1.14.3, reveal-md 2.3.0 and tldr 3.2.5
- (R/upd) updating some packages like dplyr, knitr, data.table, plotly, etc.
- (R/new) export package
- (R/new) installing "swirl" courses globally for R. Create an "X11 Desktop" file, run
R
, and then start it:> require(swirl) > swirl_options(swirl_data_dir = "/home/user/swirl") > swirl()
- (upd) SageMath 8.4 as the new default Sage version.
- Run
sage_select
in a terminal to change the default in a project. - known issue:
libhomfly
not available, because it doesn't compile
- Run
- (upd) SageMath development version 8.5.beta0
- (new) Tellurium in Python 2 and 3. example worksheet
- (new) X11 releated: nteract.io, atom editor (to e.g. be able to install juno for julia in your project), Avogadro, etc.
- (py2/py3) monty library and pivottablejs
- (new) Sage 8.4 (default still 8.3). Use
sage_select
to switch it, test it, and maybe give us feedback. - (new) PostgreSQL 11 (default still 10). It's in
/usr/lib/postgresql/11/bin/
. To use it, fix your path, e.g. viapath-remove "/usr/lib/postgresql/10/bin"; path-append "/usr/lib/postgresql/11/bin"
in your~/.bashrc
. - (upd) overall Linux software update. notable:
- git (1:2.17.1-1ubuntu0.3)
- texlive-binaries (2017.20170613.44572-8ubuntu0.1)
- (new) xpra/websockify
- (new) couple of X11 related software, like PSPP, Gimp, LibreOffice, ...
- (fix) relaxing policies for ImageMagick to be able to run
convert
on PDF files.
- (upd/enh) Julia 1.0.1 and associated Julia Jupyter kernel
- in a terminal, run
julia-1
to get the 1.0.1 release.
- in a terminal, run
- (new) Ada programming language (Ada wikibook), including syntax highlighting of
*.adb
files - (upd) overall Linux software update, in particular OpenCV libraries and
python-opencv
- (new/lib)
libopenblas-dev
for building C/Fortran code on top of it - (new/bin) screen, powerline, glances, docsify, gnat (GNU Ada compiler)
- (env) changing
TERM=xterm-256color
default environment variable - (env) global config file for
htop
- (new/py2,py3):
prettytable
- (chg) switching videochat from https://appear.in to https://meet.jit.si
- (new/py3) jupytext, notedown, control, and slycot
- (upd/py3) jupyter nbconvert (just 5.3.1 to 5.4.0, but there could be noticeable changes)
- (bug/py) there are known issues with
mpl_toolkits/Basemap
-- please use Ubuntu's Python 3 environment.
- (upd) broad Linux software packages update, including minor updates to bazel, chrome, curl and python3.6
- (upd/py3) "pip3" 18.0, seaborn 0.9.0, geopandas 0.4.0, and scikit-learn 0.20.0
- (upd/py2) "pip2" 18.0, seaborn 0.9.0, tensorflow 1.10.1
- (rem/ac5) removing broken
pandas-datareader
from anaconda5 (no update available yet, use Ubuntu's Python 3) - (new/npm) tldr pages
- (upd) broad round of updating Anaconda 5 packages
- (rem) Removal of PostgreSQL 9.6. We provide the 10.x series by default.
- for the purpose of upgrading, the old install is kept in
/usr/lib/postgresql/9.6/
for a little while.
- for the purpose of upgrading, the old install is kept in
- (fix) pandas-datareader incompatibility resolved
- (upd/py3) dask/distributed, SymPy 1.3, Numba 0.38.1/llvmlite, and pandas-datareader 0.7.0
- (upd/py2) pandas 0.23.4 and pandas-datareader 0.7.0
- (upd) LEAN (https://leanprover.github.io/) mathlib to rev
d0f1b21a9df64f
, located in/ext/lean/lean-3.4.1-linux/mathlib/
. - (new/py2+py3) pyLADvis
- (new) C++ 17 Jupyter kernel via xeus-cling
- (upd) SageMath release 8.4.beta6 2018-09-22
- (new) R packages: roperators and a couple from R Views 2018-07
- (upd) bazel 0.17.1
- (upd) nodejs 8.12 (+ npm package updates)
- (upd) relaxing browser compatibility check specifically for newest Firefox 60.2 ESR
- (upd) major changes in handling RMarkdown files
- (new) support for automatically processing PythonTeX code in LaTeX documents
- (new) additional Library entries for RMarkdown and LaTeX/PythonTeX examples
- (new) first iteration to support LEAN
- (upd) SageMath 8.4.beta5 (released on 2018-07-16)
- (upd) GAP 4.9.3
- (new/py3) Python 3 RTree Spatial indexing used in geopandas
- (fix) irregularities with man-pages introduces in previous update
- (compat) Firefox 62 was released, which works well again with CoCalc's websocket over Cloudflare
- (upd/py3) tensorflow 1.10.1
- (upd/node) npm 5.6.0 → 6.4.1, typescript 3.0.3, CoffeeScript 2.3.1 and a couple other global node packages
- (upd/linux) headless chrome 69, and a couple of linux system libs
- (upd/sage) SageMath development 8.4beta4 available
- (upd/anaconda) broad package upgrade of Anaconda5 environment
- (chg) Jupyter plots done via R in Sage output SVG by default
-
(new) stapler python tool, a successor of pdftk (which is discontinued) -- https://github.com/hellerbarde/stapler
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(new) julia 0.7 upgrade: either keep the existing 0.6 line, or select 0.7
- (old) you can still select a 0.6 kernel or run julia-0.6
- for 0.7, only a few global libraries installed, i.e. those where precompiling works without errors
- upon opening a jupyter file, you have to explicitly select the version
-
(upd) isochrones library: upgraded, and primarily updated a lot of datasets into $ISOCHRONES for dartmouth, but also some for "mist" -- https://isochrones.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
-
(fix) no man/doc pages were installed. this is fixed now.
-
(new) giac wrapper script to expose sage's binary globally in $EXT/bin/giac. Therefore cocalc provides giac again. https://www-fourier.ujf-grenoble.fr/~parisse/giac.html
-
(enh) web client: tightening browser requirements to inform affected users about https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1453204
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(exp) experimental support for LEAN -- https://leanprover.github.io/
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