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1. #How to install nedit on ubuntu full
2. #How to install nedit on ubuntu series
3. #How to install nedit on ubuntu free

A possible workaround is export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1

#How to install nedit on ubuntu full

It is enough to resize the window or page up or down to cause a full redraw and fix the display, but it is very annoying. If you drag the scroll bar, it will "bleed" instead of just moving. The bug basically causes bad updates to the notebook interface. Nedit) that use a Motif variant, and is not really a bug in Mathematica. This bug affects other applications (e.g. It appears that just loading Composite when starting X is enough to trigger the bug you don't have to use xcompmgr or any other compositor. Motif and its variants seem to have trouble with the X.org Composite extension, which is used by xcompmgr, Xgl, Compiz, etc. Mathematica uses the Motif library (or some variant of it) to do its GUI. You can fix this by editing the first line of the "math" and "Math Kernel" scripts in Mathematica5.2/Executables from #!/bin/sh This is because the sh scripts uses bash syntax, and sh is not emulated by bash any more. On some systems, export OMP_NUM_THREADS=1Īfter upgrading to Ubuntu 7.10 starting the kernel in Mathematica 5.2 produced the following error message twice [: 215: =: unexpected operator

This tells the runtime linker ( ld) to use the threading and other support libraries expected by Mathematica.

The work around is to set an environment variable before launching Mathematica: export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1 You have an SMP machine if /proc/cpuinfo lists more than one processor. There is a bug in Mathematica 5.1 (possibly others) where certain functions take a long time or hang the Mathematica Kernel on SMP machines. Change /dev/shm to, say, /tmp or ~/tmp if you're concerned. This means that it's fast, but also can't handle huge sound files. Sound.m uses /dev/shm as a temporary directory. The sound.m file is pretty easy to follow. If you don't like aRts, by all means use a different command to play the sounds. If you put it in init.m, then you'll probably want to suppress any error messages like this artswrapper -s 2 >& /dev/null & The command to start aRts could be placed in init.m (personally, I start it in ~/.xsession). Then add the following to ~/.Mathematica/Kernel/init.m Get This will make it so you no longer have to run ToString] ".wav" Simply run the commands below:Ĭd /usr/local/Wolfram/5.1/AddOns/StandardPackagesįor i in `find -name init.m | sed s/.//` do mkdir -p ~/.Mathematica/Autoload/`dirname $i` cp $i ~/.Mathematica/Autoload/`dirname $i` done If, like me, you think that these should always be available, it is easy to make it so.

Examples include the Graphics and LinearAlgebra packages. There are also a number of "packages" that can be manually loaded to get additional functions. Mathematica has a certain core set of functionality that is automatically available. You may need to restart gnome to get the fonts working properly. It ends installing Mathematica in /usr/local, and it creates a symbolic link /usr/bin/mathematica.

#How to install nedit on ubuntu series

To solve this simply run the installer with the sh command sudo sh MathInstallerĪlternatively you can copy the Linux installer to a temporary directory and run Math Installer: mkdir -p /tmp/Mathematica/InstallersĬp -r /cdrom/Unix/Installers/Linux /tmp/Mathematica/InstallersĪfter that, the script asks a series of questions, including the licensing information. Math Installer will not run from the CD since, by default, ubuntu mounts CDs with the noexec option. Mathematica has an installer named Math Installer.

#How to install nedit on ubuntu free

Mathematica is not free software, see for alternatives.