[sagenb] 02/02: delete two files not in upstream tarball

[felix salfelder]

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commit 17ca17e4a2533a445f567f2e9da5813bdf076868
Author: Felix Salfelder <felix at em.cs.uni-frankfurt.de>
Date:   Mon Aug 19 11:14:24 2013 +0200

    delete two files not in upstream tarball
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 HACKING.rst |   66 -----------------------------------------------------------
 INSTALL.rst |   22 --------------------
 2 files changed, 88 deletions(-)

diff --git a/HACKING.rst b/HACKING.rst
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-================================
-Development of the Sage notebook
-================================
-
-Unlike most other parts of Sage (as of January 2013), development of
-sagenb is done on a moving target, namely a git repository on GitHub.
-Rather than making changes to the version of sagenb that came with your
-copy of Sage, please first clone `the sagenb git repository`_ and
-install it into your copy of Sage before you start coding. Details on
-how to do this are as follows.
-
-#.  Install `the latest development version of Sage`_ from sagemath.org.
-
-#.  Sign up for an account at github.com, if you don't already have one,
-    and log in; set up your SSH keys for authentication as directed by
-    the instructions.
-
-#.  Create your own fork of sagenb on the GitHub website. To do this, go
-    to `the sagenb git repository`_ page and click on "Fork" in the
-    upper right corner of the webpage.
-
-#.  Clone your fork of sagenb to somewhere on your local disk, for
-    example ``~/src/sagenb``::
-
-        $ cd ~/src
-        $ git clone git at github.com:<your username>/sagenb sagenb
-
-#.  Where ``$SAGE_ROOT`` represents the base path of your Sage
-    installation, perform the following commands::
-
-        $ cd $SAGE_ROOT/devel
-        $ rm sagenb
-        $ ln -s ~/src/sagenb sagenb     # or wherever your clone is
-        $ cd sagenb
-        $ $SAGE_ROOT/sage --python setup.py develop
-
-#.  You can also add the `sagenb`_ git repository as a remote branch
-    called ``upstream``::
-
-        $ git remote add upstream git at github.com:sagemath/sagenb
-        $ git remote update upstream
-
-    This will allow you to update your local repository as other
-    people's changes are merged. Such an operation might look something
-    like this::
-
-        $ git remote update upstream    # learn what has changed
-        $ git checkout master           # move to local master
-        $ git merge upstream/master     # merge changes to local master
-
-This completes the installation process. Now you can modify files in
-your ``sagenb`` directory and submit your modifications to us using pull
-requests on GitHub. (A full walkthrough of using git and GitHub are
-beyond the scope of this file -- for more information see `the relevant
-section in the Sage manual`_.)
-
-If you ever need to switch to using another Sage installation for your
-sagenb development, you only need to repeat step 5 with the new value of
-``$SAGE_ROOT``.
-
-
-.. _the sagenb git repository: http://github.com/sagemath/sagenb
-.. _the latest development version of Sage: 
-    http://sagemath.org/download-latest.html
-.. _the relevant section in the Sage manual:
-    http://sagemath.org/doc/developer/sagenb/index.html
diff --git a/INSTALL.rst b/INSTALL.rst
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-=================================
-Installation of the Sage notebook
-=================================
-
-Currently, standalone usage of the Sage notebook is not supported,
-though this is one of our goals for the future. For now, please use
-sagenb with a copy of `Sage`_.
-
-The `latest version of Sage`_ should come with a somewhat recent version
-of the Sage notebook, and the `latest development version of Sage`_
-a possibly more recent version.
-
-Alternatively, see HACKING.rst for instructions on how to install the
-truly latest, development version of sagenb into an already installed
-copy of Sage. This is only recommended for people who want to modify the
-code of sagenb, since the development version may be buggy or otherwise
-unsuitable for daily use (standard disclaimer).
-
-.. _Sage: http://sagemath.org/
-.. _latest version of Sage: http://sagemath.org/download.html
-.. _latest development version of Sage:
-    http://sagemath.org/download-latest.html

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