How do I install Maple?
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I am new to Ubuntu and I was wondering if anyone could show me a tutorial or actually show me how to install software, for example Maple software or things like that.
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Have you gone through this link help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple
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I am new to Ubuntu and I was wondering if anyone could show me a tutorial or actually show me how to install software, for example Maple software or things like that.
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Have you gone through this link help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple
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Have you gone through this link help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple
– VRU
Mar 29 '13 at 10:25
Have you gone through this link help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple
– VRU
Mar 29 '13 at 10:25
Have you gone through this link help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple
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Maple is not free software, see UbuntuScience for alternatives.
This guide will take you through the steps of installing Maple9.5 or Maple10 in Ubuntu. We will install Maple and create symlinks to the executables.
This may also help troubleshooting installation of maple 16 under ubuntu 12.10.
Installation
First, create a directory in /opt for Maple. If you are installing Maple 10, you probably want to call this /opt/maple10 instead. If you do, remember to use the appropriate path for the rest of the commands in this guide.
sudo mkdir -p /opt/maple9.5
Now, put your Maple 9.5 or Maple 10 cd into your cdrom. It should then be mounted to /media/cdrom. Maple includes a nice installer script for us that we can run:
sudo sh /media/cdrom/installMapleLinuxSU
We have to run the installer through sh since cdrom's are mounted noexec by default.
Follow the instructions in the Maple installer and choose /opt/maple9.5 as the install directory.
Symbolic Links
Now so that we can just type maple to start Maple or xmaple to start the graphical version, we need to create symbolic links somewhere in your $PATH. We will be using /usr/local/bin which is reserved for local installations:
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sudo ln -s /opt/maple9.5/bin/x,maple /usr/local/bin
source here together with troubleshooting in case anything goes wrong.
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
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Why not considermaximawhich is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.
– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
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1 Answer
1
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oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Maple is not free software, see UbuntuScience for alternatives.
This guide will take you through the steps of installing Maple9.5 or Maple10 in Ubuntu. We will install Maple and create symlinks to the executables.
This may also help troubleshooting installation of maple 16 under ubuntu 12.10.
Installation
First, create a directory in /opt for Maple. If you are installing Maple 10, you probably want to call this /opt/maple10 instead. If you do, remember to use the appropriate path for the rest of the commands in this guide.
sudo mkdir -p /opt/maple9.5
Now, put your Maple 9.5 or Maple 10 cd into your cdrom. It should then be mounted to /media/cdrom. Maple includes a nice installer script for us that we can run:
sudo sh /media/cdrom/installMapleLinuxSU
We have to run the installer through sh since cdrom's are mounted noexec by default.
Follow the instructions in the Maple installer and choose /opt/maple9.5 as the install directory.
Symbolic Links
Now so that we can just type maple to start Maple or xmaple to start the graphical version, we need to create symbolic links somewhere in your $PATH. We will be using /usr/local/bin which is reserved for local installations:
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sudo ln -s /opt/maple9.5/bin/x,maple /usr/local/bin
source here together with troubleshooting in case anything goes wrong.
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
Why not considermaximawhich is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.
– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Maple is not free software, see UbuntuScience for alternatives.
This guide will take you through the steps of installing Maple9.5 or Maple10 in Ubuntu. We will install Maple and create symlinks to the executables.
This may also help troubleshooting installation of maple 16 under ubuntu 12.10.
Installation
First, create a directory in /opt for Maple. If you are installing Maple 10, you probably want to call this /opt/maple10 instead. If you do, remember to use the appropriate path for the rest of the commands in this guide.
sudo mkdir -p /opt/maple9.5
Now, put your Maple 9.5 or Maple 10 cd into your cdrom. It should then be mounted to /media/cdrom. Maple includes a nice installer script for us that we can run:
sudo sh /media/cdrom/installMapleLinuxSU
We have to run the installer through sh since cdrom's are mounted noexec by default.
Follow the instructions in the Maple installer and choose /opt/maple9.5 as the install directory.
Symbolic Links
Now so that we can just type maple to start Maple or xmaple to start the graphical version, we need to create symbolic links somewhere in your $PATH. We will be using /usr/local/bin which is reserved for local installations:
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sudo ln -s /opt/maple9.5/bin/x,maple /usr/local/bin
source here together with troubleshooting in case anything goes wrong.
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
Why not considermaximawhich is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.
– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Maple is not free software, see UbuntuScience for alternatives.
This guide will take you through the steps of installing Maple9.5 or Maple10 in Ubuntu. We will install Maple and create symlinks to the executables.
This may also help troubleshooting installation of maple 16 under ubuntu 12.10.
Installation
First, create a directory in /opt for Maple. If you are installing Maple 10, you probably want to call this /opt/maple10 instead. If you do, remember to use the appropriate path for the rest of the commands in this guide.
sudo mkdir -p /opt/maple9.5
Now, put your Maple 9.5 or Maple 10 cd into your cdrom. It should then be mounted to /media/cdrom. Maple includes a nice installer script for us that we can run:
sudo sh /media/cdrom/installMapleLinuxSU
We have to run the installer through sh since cdrom's are mounted noexec by default.
Follow the instructions in the Maple installer and choose /opt/maple9.5 as the install directory.
Symbolic Links
Now so that we can just type maple to start Maple or xmaple to start the graphical version, we need to create symbolic links somewhere in your $PATH. We will be using /usr/local/bin which is reserved for local installations:
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sudo ln -s /opt/maple9.5/bin/x,maple /usr/local/bin
source here together with troubleshooting in case anything goes wrong.
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
Maple is not free software, see UbuntuScience for alternatives.
This guide will take you through the steps of installing Maple9.5 or Maple10 in Ubuntu. We will install Maple and create symlinks to the executables.
This may also help troubleshooting installation of maple 16 under ubuntu 12.10.
Installation
First, create a directory in /opt for Maple. If you are installing Maple 10, you probably want to call this /opt/maple10 instead. If you do, remember to use the appropriate path for the rest of the commands in this guide.
sudo mkdir -p /opt/maple9.5
Now, put your Maple 9.5 or Maple 10 cd into your cdrom. It should then be mounted to /media/cdrom. Maple includes a nice installer script for us that we can run:
sudo sh /media/cdrom/installMapleLinuxSU
We have to run the installer through sh since cdrom's are mounted noexec by default.
Follow the instructions in the Maple installer and choose /opt/maple9.5 as the install directory.
Symbolic Links
Now so that we can just type maple to start Maple or xmaple to start the graphical version, we need to create symbolic links somewhere in your $PATH. We will be using /usr/local/bin which is reserved for local installations:
sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin
sudo ln -s /opt/maple9.5/bin/x,maple /usr/local/bin
source here together with troubleshooting in case anything goes wrong.
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
answered Mar 28 '13 at 10:25
Warren Hill
14.6k165272
14.6k165272
Why not considermaximawhich is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.
– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
add a comment |Â
Why not considermaximawhich is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.
– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
Why not consider
maxima which is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
Why not consider
maxima which is in the official Ubuntu repository. This is port of the parent of Maple and Mathematica: Macsyma. I use it regularly and it's good. Not glitzy, but it depends on what you need.– Martin W
Apr 17 at 18:58
add a comment |Â
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Have you gone through this link help.ubuntu.com/community/Maple
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