On Thu 11/15/07 at 23:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> If that does not work, just tell MathLab that you are going to go to > >> Mathematica :-) > > > > It's not so much "me" but rather my users (I'm talking about a > > research university here) > > > > They already have years of built up Matlab programs and familiarity so > > that proposition would be a non-starter. They'd just look at me like I > > have 5 heads and go back to their Matlab coding, and I wouldn't blame > > them for doing that. > > Have you seen the price of Mathematica ? It is $2495 for most things not > UNIX and $3120 for UNIX. That is obscene. I would be fine with $500.00 or > even $750 but nothing in the end user market is worth over $1000 to me.
The educational price is $1300-$1400 and the student price is $140. It appears that the student edition isn't available for Solaris on either SPARC or x86, making BrandZ (*) the only option for the OpenSolaris user. Nils (*) Yeah, OK. xVM too. _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
