FW: New Quantian release 0.4 available (but identical to 0.3.9.3)
> I am trying to get started with Quantian and I would like to apologise in
> advance for my very naive questions:
> * Quantian has been copied onto a disk and when booting the system
> from the disk there is an error message: "there is only one processor"
> * Files cannot be saved onto the hard disk (Message: The application
> KWord crashed and caused signal 11 SIGSEGV)
> * Folders cannot be created (Error - Konqueror)
> * I wish to use some mathematical and statistical libraries and I
> would be grateful if you could advise me how I should proceed to install
> the libraries and access them.
> * I have some code for R, BUGS and other packages stored in Word for
> Windows for convenience. Some times I paste the code when using the
> Windows version of the statistical packages. I imagine that those
> documents have to be transferred to equivalent text packages.
>
> G Vera
>
>
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> From: Dirk Eddelbuettel [mailto:edd@debian.org]
> Sent: 02 October 2003 01:41
> To: quantian-list@eddelbuettel.com
> Subject: New Quantian release 0.4 available (but identical to
> 0.3.9.3)
>
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> Thanks for all the feedback on the three 0.3.9.* releases. Given that
> 0.3.9.3 has held up ok so far, I have created softlinks Quantian_0.4 for
> the iso and the md5sum.txt files.
> 0.3.9.3 was a small incremental change to 0.3.9.2 adding atlas2-base-dev
> and pybliographer as new packages, and using localpurge to remove on
> English locale files.
> There is a third download option (beyond normal http and rsync):
> BitTorrent,
> which can use some sort of funky peer-to-peer multicasting to avoid
> download
> bottlenecks. This is available from both
> http://finsen.epigenomics.net/~gurubert/
> and
> http://www.boegenielsen.dk/knoppix/ thanks to T. Boegenielsen and R.
> Sander / EpiGenomics.
> Regards, Dirk
>
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