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General Discussion => Technology and Development => Other => Topic started by: Sorunome on November 24, 2013, 05:41:38 am
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Great news!
Wolfram Alpha got into a partnership with Raspberry Pi, and Mathematica is now availalbe for free on it!
http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/21/5130394/raspberry-pi-includes-mathematica-wolfram-language-free
Any thoughts?
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I just use Xcas. :P
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Wow, that is cool! I emailed my professor about this since he is doing a Raspberry Pi course next semester.
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I use maxima, but its nice that companies are supporting the pi
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Wolfram Alpha got into a partnership with Raspberry Pi, and Mathematica is now availalbe for free on it!
Any thoughts?
I would be very generous of them (yeah, they've already earned a lot money with Mathematica!) if they would release a free version for Android, as well. But that means a lot of money going down the drain, i'm afraid.
'Raspberry Pi' is a nice platform but not as portable as a phone.:P
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Wolfram Alpha got into a partnership with Raspberry Pi, and Mathematica is now availalbe for free on it!
Any thoughts?
I would be very generous of them (yeah, they've already earned a lot money with Mathematica!) if they would release a free version for Android, as well. But that means a lot of money going down the drain, i'm afraid.
'Raspberry Pi' is a nice platform but not as portable as a phone.:P
He, you can still use it on a desktop over an ssh x-session. But believe me, that is slow O.O