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!linux Is anyone aware of an open-source alternative to SAS?
Thursday, 09-Jul-09 13:15:29 UTC from xmpp-
@rpcutts I guess Ill become expert at changing themes quite fast :)
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@rpcutts desktop is easy enough, its all the window bars and icons and scroll bar thumbs that get me
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@rpcutts unlike @marjoleink i switch from !ubuntu`s brown to the lush blue of clearlooks on all of my !linux desktops
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@skwashd me too. Except I have #! so: openbox window manager with clearlooks and Gnome Brave icons and LXPanel.
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@marjoleink I let theme managers take care of all that for me. I never fiddle around under the hood.
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@captivus the R-project maybe
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@matjan I have R. It's great, but it's more of an open-source S-Plus than an OS-SAS. We're on the right track, though.
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@captivus yes. all day long it seems to go off and on. that is one of the reasons whey i am looking for an alternative "client"
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@captivus Ahh... ok. What about something like Pentaho?
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@matjan Pentaho strays a little further from SAS. Pentaho = BI, SAS = statistical analysis
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@captivus yeah the service has been bouncing a lot.
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@josephkern yeah. lots and lots of documenting, if the company hasnt already had it in place
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@captivus no there isn't an open-source SAS. see 'statistical packages' http://bit.ly/4jpqxj and http://bit.ly/pnfDB [wikipedia]
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