Kalamaris is a cutting-edge scientific application software designed to meet the needs of the next generation.
Kalamaris is a next-generation scientific software that offers a new approach to solving mathematical problems in an easy and intuitive way. Although it shares some similarities with Mathematica, Kalamaris is designed to handle complex mathematical operations and provide developers with a powerful library.
One of the best features of Kalamaris is its ability to have a distributed design. This helps separate the KDE graphical interface from the actual code, allowing you to run the client on your regular desktop computer while the Kalamaris server runs on a big server.
The developer of Kalamaris started working on this software a few months ago, and version 0.5.6 is still under development. This release is not considered stable yet, and it may crash quite a lot.
However, Kalamaris has several key features that make it worth checking out. It allows for the user to define functions and evaluate them, work with matrices and multiple variable functions, and provides symbolic and numeric evaluations. Additionally, Kalamaris enables 2D data plotting and animation, solving systems of differential equations, symbolic derivations, and 3D data visualization.
The software also generates runtime HTML files with help for each function and variable, and developers can use python, perl, or any scripting language to script their calculations and control Kalamaris using an external application.
Overall, Kalamaris is a great option for developers looking for a software application to help solve complex mathematical operations. It does require Mesa, the OpenGL extension of Qt-2.1.x, and the libgmp library for arbitrary precision numbers to run.
One of the best features of Kalamaris is its ability to have a distributed design. This helps separate the KDE graphical interface from the actual code, allowing you to run the client on your regular desktop computer while the Kalamaris server runs on a big server.
The developer of Kalamaris started working on this software a few months ago, and version 0.5.6 is still under development. This release is not considered stable yet, and it may crash quite a lot.
However, Kalamaris has several key features that make it worth checking out. It allows for the user to define functions and evaluate them, work with matrices and multiple variable functions, and provides symbolic and numeric evaluations. Additionally, Kalamaris enables 2D data plotting and animation, solving systems of differential equations, symbolic derivations, and 3D data visualization.
The software also generates runtime HTML files with help for each function and variable, and developers can use python, perl, or any scripting language to script their calculations and control Kalamaris using an external application.
Overall, Kalamaris is a great option for developers looking for a software application to help solve complex mathematical operations. It does require Mesa, the OpenGL extension of Qt-2.1.x, and the libgmp library for arbitrary precision numbers to run.
What's New
Version 0.6.0: N/A