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From: jnmoyne@lbl.gov (Jean-Noel MOYNE)
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Subject: Re: Scientific programs on Amiga
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Date: 2 Oct 90 21:54:15 GMT
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   Just an idea .. I'm not a scientific, but as I read all these messages, 
I'm wondering:

   Why doesn't anybody try to setupa list of all the scientific software 
actually available on the Amiga ? Like if it's PD: where to get it using 
ftp (since I beleive, most of the scientifics have access to the net one 
way or another), and if it's commercial: price & where to get it.

   I don't know, but looking at all these messages: "I'm looking for 
....." and the answer " there is allready a program doing it, it's called 
XYZMaths  ...". Looks like the information isn't very spreaded.

     Of course I just try to express my opinions, and I'm not concerned ( 
(-: )

        JNM

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