Just tested the Fedora 22 Scientific Alpha RC3 image today with the test scripts/programs. Some screen shots follow:
IPython notebook
IPython notebook/SymPy/matplotlib plotting
Pandas
A complete list of all the software included is in the guide.
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This is Canberra, a view atop Mt. Ainslie, one of my two favourite places in Canberra:
A view from Mt. Ainslie, Canberra, Australia
and this is my second favourite place here, the Lake Burley Griffin
Nearing sunset on the shores of the Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra, Australia
I saw nature becoming colourful, then barren and then slowly becoming colourful again:
Canberra in Autumn, April, 2011
Dying to be born again
The harbinger of Spring!
hey, look! Spring is here!
So how is Life here?
Depending on how you define the presence of life, you may love it or hate it. If you like to wander lonely as a cloud, it is quite perfect. If you want to mix and mingle, I think its quite OK too. Yes, it does sleep early. The shops close by 6.00 PM on weekdays, but I think its quite easy to adapt to these things.
Buzzwords I would use to describe Canberra
Peaceful and Beautiful.
I am looking forward to the next 365 days. Spring is almost here. Its a beautiful day, the outdoors beckon.
The latest newsletter of the ACM Special Interest Group on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation is out. Download it here.
Front page of the Newsletter (Source:http://www.sigevo.org)
Now that almost all distributions offer ext4 as the default file system, it’s high time we looked at the most compelling feature set of the file system and understood how to migrate from its predecessor. Now that almost all distributionsoffer ext4 as the default file system,it’s high time we looked at the most compelling feature set of the filesystem and understood how to migrate from its predecessor.
The January 2010 issue of Linux For You has published my article on Ext4 which, as the name suggests is a primer on Ext4 focusing on the geek user. If you happen to have a copy lying by, let me know how you find it!
With the December, 2009 issue of Linux For You I have started an article series on GNU Octave. This article marks my foray into writing about scientific computing tools and also a article series.
(The PDFs given here are pre-print PDFs and have been uploaded here with prior permission from the Linux For You team; if you are interested in republishing it in any form, please contact me)
Table of Contents:
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For now, yuo may want to look at the pages here or browse through my current blog, http://amitksaha.blogspot.com and homepage http://amitsaha.in.googlepages.com
Programming and writing about it. 