Mathematic tools

[qasim2]

What are free and powerful mathematic tools for linux?

[mörgæs]

Did you read the sticky notes?

[ajgreeny]

Install synaptic package manager and then use the Sections filter from the left hand pane and you will find a huge number of packages that are maths related in the repos for you to choose from.

I would suggest that synaptic is worth installing as it is the best package management tool available to us in my opinion.

[sunil_kumar3]

If you are looking for free stuff then may be below things will help you:

• GeoGebra
• gnuplot
• Gnu octave

may be it will help you, all is for linux os.

[cassialeilani]

The Terminal itself actually can be used. Just use the command "py" and start writing a Python code to solve your problem.

[rewyllys]

Though R is specialized for statistical processing, it is capable of carrying out many mathematical operations.

For information about R, go to http://www.r-project.org/

[Dan-Erik_Lindberg]

Though R is specialized for statistical processing, it is capable of carrying out many mathematical operations.

For information about R, go to http://www.r-project.org/

I prefer to use Sage (www.sagemath.org, if I remember right).

Sage uses Python as a language, but you can also use R for the entire worksheet or just single cells.

It also provides a Wolfram Mathematica style of input, which I much prefer rather than the traditional R environments with thousands of windows opening.

[tgalati4]

If you have a RaspberryPi linux computer, you can install a free version of Mathematica.

To find other tools, open a terminal:

apt-cache search algebra