>The
problem is that you insist on installing Octave and its packages
>in a
way nobody recommends you do so, and you're complaining that the
>non-recommended way to install it is awkward. Yes, that's why we don't
>recommend it.
>
>Also, despite me asking you three times,
you never *showed* me what
>you were doing and what was happening, i.e.
copy-and-pasted whatever
>error messages and commands you were typing.
>
>Since you seem to be a fan of late 19th century European
literature,
>let me quote some Arthur Conan Doyle to you: "Data! Data!
Data! I
>cannot make bricks without clay."
>
>- Jordi G.
H.”
Please
read my messages carefully. I said I have no problem working in Octave in
Any Ubuntu environment.
Just
in different versions of Ubuntu I had to install forge packages differently! As
I’ve done it, it is through the ass, I agree, but it was fast and it
worked.
BTW,
t
he
best intended solution was in QT Octave but it does not work properly, and
somehow you don’t like QT version! That is your personal choice of cause, a
strange one, but OK. I
n
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS I could install it without any questions through Ubuntu
Software center. Wasn’t bad at all.
In
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS I have to learn about installation procedure and writing code
in Linux terminal and install packages one by one this way when I need almost
half of all of them. Thanks for QT Octave I do not need to do it!
Listen,
No more complains. If you believe that everything “all right'” then it is!
I
do not believe now that my questions are even for Octave team. I am sure now
that it’s for Ubuntu developers team....
Take
care and I am done with questions.