Linux Software

Try Octave.

>>9033135
Ok I'll take a look
Do you use it?
From src or pkg?
Does it have to be the latest version?

>>9033133
>Linux

Fuck off commie.

>>9033138

Yes I've used it for a science article I co-wrote. There's a gui version and a terminal version. I used the gui version and I liked it although it can crash if you input a lot of points for graphing (+1000) at the same times.

It's programmed to be compatible with matlab and the commands are similar. Don't remember if there are plugins for it, there probably are.

>>9033175
wait before you go
what are some good communities online for math & science? a quick glare show it's evident that the people who made the sci wiki are long gone from the board

>>9033181

I honestly have no idea.

Emacs
Tux racer
Gentoo

sage math

>>9033133
Scilab

bump for people interested

Long time GNU/Linux user here.

Graphs are done with GNUplot. It's a very useful little program, used a lot in physics.

Algebra? You mean like an algebra system like mathematica? You can use wxMaxima.

Finally Octave is a general purpose programming language used a lot in Physics/Math. It's equivalent to Matlab.

>9033154

>implying there is anything wrong with communism

>>9035231
I guess my original heading was confusing...
What I want is a virtual paper on Linux that I can easily write Latex like syntax|character|symbol on it and it also has the option to solve the equation and draw (just like those highschool calculator we used to plot graphs with)

I'll take a look at all the suite mention here since they're all literally free anyway

>>9033133
Python with numpy