Op dinsdag 30 april 2002 10:18, schreef Christian Parpart:
> Hi all,
>
> KMathCenter is a math science application wich intents to go
> into the kde-edu package set.
>
> The current features of KMathCenter are:
> 	* symbolic derivations
> 	* symbolic expression simplifications
> 	* string based expression calculation.
> 	* analytic function plotter
>
> The current features goals are as follows:
> 	* symbolic expression integration
> 	* symbolic expression expanding
>    	* everything else you need to compute a complete curve
> 	  discussion (I unfortunately can't say these things in
> 	  english)
> 	* scripting system for advanced mathematical algorithms
>
[...]
> Now the time has come where some people was already waiting for.
> I bundled my backend library with the frontend and made it ready
> for an initial release to be tested by other developers to get
> their oppinion about that project, its requirements(OpenGL!),
> some hints and everything else. I encourage you to have a look
> into the sources too.
>
> Screenshots of KMathCenter made while coding on it are available at:
> http://www.surakware.net/projects/kmathcenter/shots.xml
>
> Download of that initial package for testing is available at:
> http://www.surakware.net/downloads/kmathcenter-testing.tar.gz
>
> You surely have noticed that KMathCenter is using libmath++, it's
> developement state till now may be reviewn at:
> http://cvs.surakware.net/viewcvs.cgi/libmath++/
>
> I would be really really very happy if you feel free to download it,
> test it, or just look into its sources, _and_ give me feedback about
> before I am going to contribute and commit it to KDE CVS.
>
> Any feedback is welcome.
>
> Thanks alot,
> Christian Parpart
> http://www.surakware.net
Hi,
this looks really cool (i've only checked out the screenshots yet, but i'm 
going to check out your code soon..)
It seems to me like a very valuable addition to KDE-Edu, which would make it 
more useful to older children (i mean children at the end of high school) as 
well.
In my school, we use two programs in math class: 
Cabri, which is a mathematic figure drawing program ("interactive geometry") 
which my prog Kig (currently in kdenonbeta) aims to be a replacement for, and
Derive, which does what your prog does (+ some more things (integrating funcs 
etc.)).

If both programs continue to improve, KDE could provide free and better 
alternatives for both: hoorah !
have fun
domi
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