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The public-domain Linux environment encourages compatibility among conforming applications, such that they can work together to solve complex tasks. This approach is in marked contrast to many closed-form commercial operating systems (Windows, macOS) and applications. Even commercial programs (e.g., Mathematica) that conform to standard Linux practices can work in concert with other applications.
Within SciComp@UNC, TeXmacs has been configured to embed sessions of other applications:
A general purpose vector graphics language
Asymptote] |
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Asymptote] |
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An environment for generation of geometrical figures
Eukleides] |
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Eukleides] |
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GNUplot] |
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GNUplot] |
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octave> |
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