Maxima Math Tutorials: Other Options?

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The discussion revolves around the search for additional Maxima tutorials beyond the official help section. Users express frustration with the existing online documentation, citing its complexity and lack of accessibility for those without advanced mathematical knowledge. A specific tutorial link is shared, which seems to be more user-friendly. Additionally, there is a mention of the desire for more popular open-source software alternatives that might offer better resources. The conversation highlights the need for clearer and more approachable educational materials for users of Maxima.
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do you know about any maxima tutorials other than those provided in their help section?
 
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http://people.hofstra.edu/stefan_waner/realworld/tutorials4/framesc5_1.html . :)

Or do you mean the open source symbol manipulation software package? ;) (Has online documentation that you can take a look at.)

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yes, I meant that open source software.
Whenever, I try to google I end up with that first maxima tutorials..:(

I felt that their online documentation is not really helpful (because it is very hard to find what I want, and then it is mostly for people who have really good knowledge of math), so was looking for something else. Do you know about any other open source software, that is more popular?
 
Yayyyy, finally found it!
http://www.math.psu.edu/glasner/Max_doc/maxima_sg.pdf
 
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