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How to run maple in cocal?

asked 7 years ago

thetha gravatar image

Is it possible? I get an error, when i try!

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Provided you manage to install it, it might be possible.

fidbc gravatar imagefidbc ( 7 years ago )

well,...how do I do it?

thetha gravatar imagethetha ( 7 years ago )

What do you try exactly and what error do you get exactly?

slelievre gravatar imageslelievre ( 7 years ago )

How is running a proprietary software on a proprietary platform related to this Q&A forum ?

tmonteil gravatar imagetmonteil ( 7 years ago )

good point!

thetha gravatar imagethetha ( 7 years ago )

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answered 7 years ago

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There is an FAQ item in the CoCalc FAQ wiki page that reads:

Question: If I have a license for proprietary software, can I run it in a CoCalc project?

CoCalc runs on virtual computers in Google Compute Engine (Google’s cloud), on Ubuntu Linux. If you have a valid license to run software, it may be possible to install and run it on CoCalc.

If you have a version of Maple for Linux, you should be able to install it and run it in a CoCalc project. Is this what you tried? What error did you get?

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Okey very intresting. So i basically upload the Installation file to cocal. Then run it in the terminal?

thetha gravatar imagethetha ( 7 years ago )

I guess that should work.

slelievre gravatar imageslelievre ( 7 years ago )

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