viajador
July 25th, 2007, 06:51 AM
Hi there!
I found a lot of posts out there regarding running SPSS on Linux distros. The regular answers to this problem are:
1) running through Wine, witch can be troublesome;
2) using native software such as R-Project, witch has a significant learning curve.
Well, today I was informed that from version 16.0, SPSS will have a Linux version. It will still be expensive as hell, but, what the heck, most of us use the University-paid student versions ;)
Thought you would like to know.
Happy statistics to all!
Ps.: slowly, comercial software companies are starting to be aware of growing Linux communities. Aren't you sad?
I found a lot of posts out there regarding running SPSS on Linux distros. The regular answers to this problem are:
1) running through Wine, witch can be troublesome;
2) using native software such as R-Project, witch has a significant learning curve.
Well, today I was informed that from version 16.0, SPSS will have a Linux version. It will still be expensive as hell, but, what the heck, most of us use the University-paid student versions ;)
Thought you would like to know.
Happy statistics to all!
Ps.: slowly, comercial software companies are starting to be aware of growing Linux communities. Aren't you sad?