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I usually don’t like to link to competing projects, but this seems to be only for Linux so I think I can link a similar one (as far as I can understand from the
by micampe 11y ago
I usually don’t like to link to competing projects, but this seems to be only for Linux so I think I can link a similar one (as far as I can understand from the screenshots) for OS X and iOS: http://acqualia.com/soulver/ http://acqualia.com/soulver/
- jamesrom 11y agoEver since I first saw Soulver I have been eagerly awaiting a Windows alternative. Maybe with NaSC we're just a little closer.
- hantusk 11y agoThere is OpalCalc for Windows: http://www.skytopia.com/software/opalcalc/ http://www.skytopia.com/software/opalcalc/
- doomrobo 11y agoThis was the first tool I thought of when I saw this. They actually look similar, too.
- perishabledave 11y agoLooks like a close copy of Soulver to me. I think in this case it's worth mentioning.
- kwhitefoot 11y agolooks interesting, I wonder if it can be ported to Windows, where I have to spend my working life :-(. For something even more sophisticated and Mathcad-like take a look at SMath Studio: http://en.smath.info/ http://en.smath.info/, unfortunately only free as in beer.
- CMCDragonkai 11y agoI use something like speedcrunch. http://speedcrunch.blogspot.com.au/ http://speedcrunch.blogspot.com.au/ Runs cross platform. Also wanted more algebraic like wolfram alpha capability though.
- petepete 11y agoAlso, Numi http://numi.io/ http://numi.io/
- dangoor 11y agoThere's also Calca which runs on Windows, Mac and iOS: http://calca.io/ http://calca.io/