Where is the binary for Linux?
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Daniel Carrera
Nov 17, 2009, 6:59:46 AM11/17/09
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The documentation says that there is a .tar.gz file with a Linux
binary but all I can find is an RPM for Fedora. I have Ubuntu. Ubuntu
comes with version 3.6 and i want to try version 4.0. The
documentation says:
[quote]
For Linux, FreeMat is now provided as a binary installation. To
install it simply download the binary using your web browser, and then
unpack it
tar xvfz FreeMat-<VERSION_NUMBER>-Linux-Binary.tar.gz
[/quote]
Where can I find FreeMat-4.0-Linux-Binary.tar.gz? I certainly could
not find it anywhere on Source Forge.
Daniel.
binary but all I can find is an RPM for Fedora. I have Ubuntu. Ubuntu
comes with version 3.6 and i want to try version 4.0. The
documentation says:
[quote]
For Linux, FreeMat is now provided as a binary installation. To
install it simply download the binary using your web browser, and then
unpack it
tar xvfz FreeMat-<VERSION_NUMBER>-Linux-Binary.tar.gz
[/quote]
Where can I find FreeMat-4.0-Linux-Binary.tar.gz? I certainly could
not find it anywhere on Source Forge.
Daniel.
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