Hello everyone, Our mechanical engineering department at our university is currently working to replace MATLAB with a Python Suite and I've recently discovered Spyder along the way. In order for this project to go forward, we need to have install procedures prepared for Windows, Ubuntu, and Mac OS X. The situation with Windows is quite simple with the install of python(x,y), but this masks a lot of details that need to be addressed when doing an Ubuntu install (have not tried Mac yet). I was hoping that someone in this group could please tell me the bare minimums that need to be installed for Spyder to operate as a suitable MATLAB replacement. For example, using the Synaptic Package Manager in Ubuntu 11.10, I was able to complete a Spyder install. Afterwards, I opened the program and began using commands listed in the numpy tutorial. The question is, have all dependencies been taken care of, allowing me to begin running Spyder after installing via Synaptic Package Manager? Or do I need to follow a more detailed procedure? In case you need to know, I have moderate experience in Ubuntu and I am a decent MATLAB user trying to break through to the Python world. I don't have a learned Python community in my department and any help that you could give would be great.
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