Somebody wrote recently quite a few interesting posts on his blog. Sorry, I somehow couldn't resist stealing your heading... :)
Well, Fedora 10 is out - and it's great! I'm somewhat late with this post, but nevertheless, I wanted to take the chance to make you aware of the new spins, whose availability has recently been announced.
So what do we've here? You can now finally get your hands on the first, official product for which the Fedora's Education SIG was responsable. The Education Math Spin is available for download from the spin tracker.
As the name already states, it's focussed on educational, mainly mathematical purposes and therefore contains a number of useful packages, including wxMaxima, Macaulay2, applications from the kdeedu package, and others. For more information, please consider the spins feature page.
And thanks to those, who made this possible! It has been a long way since we started working on this, and we're not yet done, but it's a beginning. If you're interested in joining our Special Interest Group, please add your name to the wiki and contact either me or e-mail directly to the mailing list.
Anyway, feedback is greatly appreciated!
So what do we've here? You can now finally get your hands on the first, official product for which the Fedora's Education SIG was responsable. The Education Math Spin is available for download from the spin tracker.
As the name already states, it's focussed on educational, mainly mathematical purposes and therefore contains a number of useful packages, including wxMaxima, Macaulay2, applications from the kdeedu package, and others. For more information, please consider the spins feature page.
And thanks to those, who made this possible! It has been a long way since we started working on this, and we're not yet done, but it's a beginning. If you're interested in joining our Special Interest Group, please add your name to the wiki and contact either me or e-mail directly to the mailing list.
Anyway, feedback is greatly appreciated!
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