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From: Andriss <andriss@argate.com>
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Subject: maple or mathematica
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Hello,

I have some info om mathematica for linux,
but is there a native FreeBSD port of this
program?

More importantly, is there Maple for FreeBSD?

It would be really awesome if I could run
maple on my box, would solve a whole bunch of
problems..

I am willing to pay a reasonable amount of
money for the commercial software package if
such exists..

And the last question.

Since Gimp exists as a GNU alternative to 
Adobe, maybe (I hope) there is some math
package that has similar capabilities as
mathematica or maple?

I would be very grateful for all information
about this...


Andriss


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