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Knappe@tu-harburg.de wrote:
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> 3) Install NetBSD and try the same as 2)
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> So the question is, how well supported are Matlab and Vmware for NetBSD.
> Or because I don't think there will be native versions, what about running
> them
> in the Linuxemulation?

I'm running Matlab 6.5R13 on our NetBSD/i386 machines under Linux
emulation and have done so for a while.  It performs quite well and
we've been running it for a long time.  See
http://www.netbsd.org/gallery/in-Action/, third screenshot. :-)

> Do I have to use current for all of this?

If you want to use the matlab graphical interface, then yes.  It's
written in java, so you need a JVM, and IIRC only a Sun JVM will suffice
for matlab.  The Linux-Emulation is a heck of a lot better in -current
than in 1.6.1, so you really will want to do that.

-Jan

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