While history has hailed the men and women who reached the cosmos, and those who helped them get there, much of the infrastructure that sent them skyward lies forgotten and dilapidated. It is a royal pain to constantly start over and load all my software and files to a new operating system every time they have a new release of Raspian.The exploration of space stands as one of humanity’s greatest achievements. I was wondering if Wolfram was going to do an upgrade.Īfter updating the cache, can I just sudo apt-get upgrade wolfram-engine on the previous (11/21/15) release of Jessie Raspian, or do I need to start over with the new 2/3/16 Jessie Raspian release to upgrade from the 10.0.2+2015092101 Wolfram-Engine? In a previous release of Wheezy Raspian I tried to upgrade the Wolfram-Engine from a slightly earlier version, and had a problem with Mathematica hanging up after upgrading the Wolfram engine. Last week I just finished making a few images of the 11/21/15 Jessie release with all my files (I have several RPi2's at home and work), and I had a feeling that the RPi Foundation would be doing a new release around Feb., as they did last year. Does Mathematica run a lot faster on a cluster of 4 Rpi2's? Anyone have any experience on that? Giving the reception of the RPi2, I am hoping that the RPi Foundation will go to Armf8 or better soon. Glad to see that the RPi2 users were not abandoned with a one time version only. In the long run, it can only benefit Wolfram. This is great news on the Mathematica upgrade! Thank-you Alex and Stephen Wolfram! This is really great to see you support the GNU community, educators, hackers, makers, students, etc.

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