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-My own personal library of Sage[1] code.
+My personal library of SageMath code
 
-It is intended to be loaded into every Sage session, or Python script
-which imports the Sage library. Sage loads ~/.sage/init.sage upon
-startup, so I've supplied a sample init.sage file which will load this
-code from ~/src/sage/.
+If you symlink it to ~/.sage/init.sage, the sample init.sage file will
+load this stuff into your session when Sage starts. It assumes that
+this repository lives at either ~/src/sage.d or ~/src/sage.d.git, but
+that's easy to change. More likely though you will want to copy/paste
+the relevant parts into your own personal (preexisting) init.sage.
 
 Newer versions of Sage don't load ~/.sage/init.sage during test mode,
-and "packages" need to be imported explicitly. Therefore the test
-suite is a little tricky to run; but "make check" should work.
-
-[1] http://www.sagemath.org/
+and all modules need to be imported explicitly. The test suite is
+therefore a little tricky to run; but "make check" should work.