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I've installed Scibuntu( 2.1-alfa) on Ubuntu 8.10 but all icons and tools desappeared. Now I have only the background screen. How do I recover the my regular gnome panel? (p.s. gnome-panel command gives the message 'Cannot open display'.)
2009-08-20 17:25:06 UTC by mkalil
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Do all of the programs listed on the first ubuntu wiki come included with scibuntu?
As I am a social scientist (psychologist in training, actually) I'm wondering, can I have the option of just installing the statistics and reference managing programs from the install .iso?.
2009-04-20 07:50:14 UTC by miesnerd
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Perhaps the Vector NTI alternative GENtle ( http://gentle.magnusmanske.de/ ) could be packed for SciBuntu? The proprietary Vector NTI has been an important tool for basically every molecular biologist due to its free academic licence. Recently, Invitrogen has however changed its licencing terms for the next version and lots of scientists are quite angry...
I feel that GENtle is quite mature...
2009-02-19 18:10:08 UTC by staalmannen
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ERROR: [000.000] NI_ServiceGet [no error]()
ERROR: [000.001] [Service NI Client] Service "Entrez" not found The Entrez1 service is obselete and unsupported. Please switch to EntrezSynchronousQuery in the future.
I get this error when I try to access the network using either DDV or OneD viewer. (File|open from|the network in DDV, or when I go align|add new row|download from entrez in the...
2008-08-10 03:40:01 UTC by goatrancer
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for those that are in fluid dynamics and various other areas OpenFOAM is a real treat and it it open source, it is part of the CAELinux distro based on PCLinuxOS. It would be nice to have that ported into Scibuntu (ubuntu).
Actyually porting it is not the problem, it already is compatible though the instalation can be a little difficult for those who are not exactly linux savy.
CAELinux...
2008-08-05 13:36:52 UTC by waspbr
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I agree, Scilab is a must for pretty much everyone related to science.
2008-08-05 13:28:05 UTC by nobody
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Have you looked at Quantian?
dirk.eddelbuettel.com/quantian.html.
2007-12-12 03:11:15 UTC by catintp
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Isn't all of this functionality in R? And in a far more stable and well-tested form? If you like Python, the RPy package would help your Python code work nicely with R. Ubuntu should have no shortage of Python experts to help get that going. -- Chuck.
2007-12-12 03:06:15 UTC by catintp
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According to a WebSVN site in Germany, FreeMAT has been debianised. Octave is another candidate. -- Chuck
http://svn.recluse.de/filedetails.php?repname=debian&path=%2Ftrunk%2Fpackages%2Ffreemat%2Fdebian%2Fcopyright&rev=245&sc=1
Quote:
debian
[/] [trunk/] [packages/] [freemat/] [debian/] [copyright] - Rev 245
Compare with Previous - Blame...
2007-12-12 03:00:24 UTC by catintp
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Sentence: "It is a script that adds scientific programs and other convinient tools to the plain desktop Ubuntu."
Change: "convinient" to "convenient"
I'll look for more typos and rough spots in the English grammar or style, if that will help you out. --
Cheers!
Chuck.
2007-12-12 02:30:59 UTC by catintp
