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There's a cloud version of Sage called SageMathCloud. Sage is supported in many distributions, and is also available in a docker image for convenience. Note th
by partycoder 10y ago
There's a cloud version of Sage called SageMathCloud.
Sage is supported in many distributions, and is also available in a docker image for convenience.
Note that that's not all. Major commercial math packages like Maple, Mathematica, Mathlab all support Linux as well.
Then you have Scilab, Octave, R, and many others... which happen to also be integrated into Sage, that you can use independently or through some GUI.