We plan to write a compiler for a new computer algebra system called mathemagix.
We are searching potential contributors or
people who would just like to give us some
useful suggestions; the development is still
in a very early stage due to my work on TeXmacs.
For anyone interested in free computer algebra systems, I would like to point to GNU TeXmacs, whose version 1.0 has just been released. This program can be used as a frontend for most free computer algebra systems. Please contact us if you want to help us supporting other systems or improving the current interfaces (or adding interfaces to other scientific computation systems).
Instead of thinking about what TeXmacs might suffer from, you should rather try the program. In this way you will find out that "ESC F ALT-g DOWN 2" would have sufficed to type \frac{\gamma}{2}. In other words, 6 keystrokes instead of 16. And moreover, you see what you are typing...
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We plan to write a compiler for a new computer algebra system called mathemagix. We are searching potential contributors or people who would just like to give us some useful suggestions; the development is still in a very early stage due to my work on TeXmacs.
For anyone interested in free computer algebra systems, I would like to point to GNU TeXmacs, whose version 1.0 has just been released. This program can be used as a frontend for most free computer algebra systems. Please contact us if you want to help us supporting other systems or improving the current interfaces (or adding interfaces to other scientific computation systems).
Yes, there is a Macaulay 2 interface. It works fine, although it may still be improved.
It is part of the proceedings of the Gutenberg conference at Metz last year. The other articles are on other subjects.
Instead of thinking about what TeXmacs might suffer from, you should rather try the program. In this way you will find out that "ESC F ALT-g DOWN 2" would have sufficed to type \frac{\gamma}{2}. In other words, 6 keystrokes instead of 16. And moreover, you see what you are typing...