Re: linux

[Jonathan M Hill]

Hello;

    I believe the latest stable version is 2.0.14  There are a few sites,
but I usually end up going to this site first,  http://filewatcher.org/
Be careful as there are versions for a few different platforms.

    The Lycos site http://ftpsearch.lycos.com/ is also a good
place to search.  The form at http://ftpsearch.lycos.com/?form=medium
is probably more convenient.

    One thing I have seen but have not tried is a source RPM, the
idea is that everything you need to compile an executable is stuffed
neatly in.  Has anyone tried such a thing?

                                        Good Luck;
                                          Jonathan Hill
                                          address@hidden


On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Adam Balgach wrote:

> Hello all,
>     I was wondering if there is a place where i can find the precompiled
> octave binaries for linux (RPMs) i know that they are somewhere. thanks.
> 
> Adam Balgach
> Purdue University
> Nuclear Engineering & Physics
> address@hidden
> 
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