Re: OS for Octave

[asha g]

> If you need to choose between Redhat and Ubuntu, go with
> Redhat. Not
> that I know anything about the Octave packages there, but
> they can't be
> worse maintained than in Ubuntu (which is "not at all").


What about Scientific Linux ? Has anyone used it and does it support OCtave and 
gnuplot ? I believe it is developed from the Red Hat source code by Fermi lab 
and CERN and is used specifically for scientific work. 

Also the version I have in Red Hat is Red Hat 9.0 which is RHEL- 3.0. What 
version of Octave is supported in that?

Thanks for your help. 

Asha