> Although I am a beginner myself, I agree that documentation is vital, > as well as classroom presence. I intend to trial Axiom in the current > semester with a cryptography class, but I feel that at the moment > Axiom is severely hampered by lacking a native windows version - with > full documentation (HyperDoc or equivalent) and graphics ...
I've been looking at the User's issue that Martin mentioned but that won't help on the windows front. I've also picked up a copy of wxMaxima sources. I've been looking at making a wxAxiom. It looks reasonably straightforward and might bear fruit but not likely in the time frame you would like. Looking at the details is queued behind the current test cycle. A wxAxiom would give us a completely portable front end that had a look and feel similar to Maxima. Tim _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list Axiom-developer@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
