2013/11/6 Jimmy Dorff <jdorff@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Yes, this is importtant to me also. This is what seems closer to how workstations are used for scientific research. Tools for analysing data (R, Python, Perl, gnuplot, octave; also Matlab and IDL) and writing research papers (latex). With less interest in having the latest desktop and more interest in robustness, particullary in the tools used to do the work.
“Case 4” in the Product Description is the most important for me. The is where I work in a university, but I know some commercial orgs that work similarly. My developers are writing code and analyzing data. They are not building or contributing to Fedora. Key tools are C, C++, python, R, Matlab, Octave, plus git and svn.
Yes, this is importtant to me also. This is what seems closer to how workstations are used for scientific research. Tools for analysing data (R, Python, Perl, gnuplot, octave; also Matlab and IDL) and writing research papers (latex). With less interest in having the latest desktop and more interest in robustness, particullary in the tools used to do the work.
Regards, Sergio
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