It looks like it is atrociously expensive to buy a licensed copy and worse than that, it requires from what I can tell a Windows XP system that has 512 megs of ram. I don't have that. I have my Linux system with 512 megs of ram.
What is the ultimate alternative to using Minitab 15? I'm needing to use it for a stats course. Unfortunately, I don't know of any way to use it remotely. Do the Windows computers at PSU have any means of being accessed remotely? I have the demo version of Minitab 15 which I dowloaded last night, but that is only a 30 day solution and then I guess I have to rent 2 more months. Man this Minitab outfit is ridiculous. Will Crossover Linux, the most recent version perhaps, run Minitab 15? I suppose I have a laptop that is in use now by my father with 512 megs of ram and Windows XP, but it's in use. I actually have a Pentium 4 desktop computer with a 1.80 Ghz processor and 256 megs of ram, but that isn't enough ram to run Minitab and I don't know what kind of DIMMs it takes. It's an SIS micro atx board. So I'm stuck either grabbing a copy of XP somehow and dual booting on my Linux system, running Minitab via Wine, or using something else. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
