Tired of paying exorbitant license fees for toolboxes and packages
that are severely restricted? Does your vendor allow only "Educational"
use of the software, and not for research purposes?
Whatever your reason, you are going to love Octave-3.0. Distributed under
the GNU GPL license Octave is freely available software, that does not
restrict you from installing only X number of copies, or using the package
only for doing Y only. Octave gives you freedom from proprietary vendors,
while providing you every other feature as the competition.
Switch to Octave Today! With 3.0 release GNU Octave on 21st Dec 2007,
has plenty of new features including N-dimensional arrays, support for sparse
matrices, enhanced 2/3-D graphics integration with gnuplot, platform
specific binaries for easy installation, image toolbox and much more.
Enjoy the following advantages, including but not limited to,
1. Liberal licensing terms allow any number of installation.
- this means no more 20-user seat license + 12-toolbox license and
all that mess!
- Focus on problem solving instead of worrying about
licensing, and if a computer is available with all license. Old style.
2. Octave ships with excellent documentation and a 600+ page manual.
- Excellent community support available through help@octave.org
mailing lists.
>>>>>>>>> Extremely Rich Documentation <<<<<<<<<
1. a 600 page manual, http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/octave.pdf
2. FAQ booklet, http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/Octave-FAQ.pdf
3. LibOctave Documentation on C++ extensions for Octave,
http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/liboctave.pdf
4. Handy reference card in 2 pages of all syntax you'll ever need!
http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/refcard-a4.pdf
3. Octave runs on Windows, Linux, Unix and all of these platforms, and
includes graphic user interface too!
- Download the source code from www.octave.org/downloads
- Windows binaries available from Octave-forge project at
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2888
Octave-3.0.0 : https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2888&package_id=40078&release_id=564586
4. Extra 60+ Toolboxes available for use from octave-forge project.
- want to do communications analysis? advanced signal processing,
3D, and 2D plotting, neural networks, graphs, sparse matrix, protein database,
optimization, linear-programming, all supported through our toolboxes.
>>>>>>> Extra-Packages/Toolboxes : 60 <<<<<<<<<
Additional packages ( toolbox in Matlab lingo ) are available from
the Octave-Forge project. About 60 packages are ready for use listed
at the website http://octave.sourceforge.net/packages.html
* Supporting development of GNU Octave, Today!
GNU Octave has been in continued development atleast since 1992.
Octave is primarily developed by Dr. John W. Eaton, from the
University of Wisconsin at Madison, and other volunteers. As a community
driven project, GNU Octave support heavily relies on contributions from
schools and universities that use Octave software. While donations are not
mandatory, they are welcome and ensure the longevity and continued
development of Octave. A rising tide, lifts all boats.
If you are interested in contributing/donating to GNU Octave, please visit
http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/funding.html , for the details.
* Feel free to checkout GNU-Octave project today.
Visit: www.gnu.org/software/octave for current upto-date information on
on installing Octave from prebuilt binaries or source code, or to join
the development of Octave.
For questions and comments please contact muthuspost [AT] gmail [DOT] com.
* This advertisement was written by Muthiah Annamalai, on 3, Jan, 2008.
that are severely restricted? Does your vendor allow only "Educational"
use of the software, and not for research purposes?
Whatever your reason, you are going to love Octave-3.0. Distributed under
the GNU GPL license Octave is freely available software, that does not
restrict you from installing only X number of copies, or using the package
only for doing Y only. Octave gives you freedom from proprietary vendors,
while providing you every other feature as the competition.
Switch to Octave Today! With 3.0 release GNU Octave on 21st Dec 2007,
has plenty of new features including N-dimensional arrays, support for sparse
matrices, enhanced 2/3-D graphics integration with gnuplot, platform
specific binaries for easy installation, image toolbox and much more.
Enjoy the following advantages, including but not limited to,
1. Liberal licensing terms allow any number of installation.
- this means no more 20-user seat license + 12-toolbox license and
all that mess!
- Focus on problem solving instead of worrying about
licensing, and if a computer is available with all license. Old style.
2. Octave ships with excellent documentation and a 600+ page manual.
- Excellent community support available through help@octave.org
mailing lists.
>>>>>>>>> Extremely Rich Documentation <<<<<<<<<
1. a 600 page manual, http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/octave.pdf
2. FAQ booklet, http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/Octave-FAQ.pdf
3. LibOctave Documentation on C++ extensions for Octave,
http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/liboctave.pdf
4. Handy reference card in 2 pages of all syntax you'll ever need!
http://omega.uta.edu/~mxa6471/refcard-a4.pdf
3. Octave runs on Windows, Linux, Unix and all of these platforms, and
includes graphic user interface too!
- Download the source code from www.octave.org/downloads
- Windows binaries available from Octave-forge project at
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2888
Octave-3.0.0 : https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2888&package_id=40078&release_id=564586
4. Extra 60+ Toolboxes available for use from octave-forge project.
- want to do communications analysis? advanced signal processing,
3D, and 2D plotting, neural networks, graphs, sparse matrix, protein database,
optimization, linear-programming, all supported through our toolboxes.
>>>>>>> Extra-Packages/Toolboxes : 60 <<<<<<<<<
Additional packages ( toolbox in Matlab lingo ) are available from
the Octave-Forge project. About 60 packages are ready for use listed
at the website http://octave.sourceforge.net/packages.html
* Supporting development of GNU Octave, Today!
GNU Octave has been in continued development atleast since 1992.
Octave is primarily developed by Dr. John W. Eaton, from the
University of Wisconsin at Madison, and other volunteers. As a community
driven project, GNU Octave support heavily relies on contributions from
schools and universities that use Octave software. While donations are not
mandatory, they are welcome and ensure the longevity and continued
development of Octave. A rising tide, lifts all boats.
If you are interested in contributing/donating to GNU Octave, please visit
http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/funding.html , for the details.
* Feel free to checkout GNU-Octave project today.
Visit: www.gnu.org/software/octave for current upto-date information on
on installing Octave from prebuilt binaries or source code, or to join
the development of Octave.
For questions and comments please contact muthuspost [AT] gmail [DOT] com.
* This advertisement was written by Muthiah Annamalai, on 3, Jan, 2008.
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