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16 March 2021
8 February 2021
5 September 2020
22 August 2020
21 August 2020
→Octave does not start: comments on script file associations
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→Octave does not start: some notes about vbs script checking
+1,058
27 July 2020
→MS Windows: Add solution about script execution prohibition.
+115
→Octave does not start: Update MS Windows 10 version
+3
8 July 2020
11 June 2020
9 June 2020
1 June 2020
18 May 2020
12 May 2020
→Differences between Octave and Matlab
m+1
Remove whitepace.
m−2
→Differences between Octave and Matlab: Extract section to own page Differences between Octave and Matlab.
−23,095
→What's new in Octave?: Reduce section drastically. Removed detailed outline about 3.x releases (as now outdated, little information for today). NEWS files references now in Release History.
−2,761
Make punctuations left aligned.
m−11
8 May 2020
→Do I need GCC to build Octave from the source code?: Grammatical errors
m+5
→What do I need to build Octave from the source code?
+7
→How can I install Octave on Android / what is this Octave app in the Google Play store?
+11
→How can I install Octave on GNU/Linux?
m+5
→How can I install Octave on MacOS?
m+6
→How can I install Octave on Windows?
m+6
→How can I install Octave on GNU/Linux?
+43
→How can I install Octave on macOS?
+39
→How can I install Octave on Windows?
m→How can I install Octave on Windows?
m+46
→Should I favor the MEX interface to avoid the GPL?: Minor correction of grammar
m+2
→Will you change the license of the Octave libraries for me?: Minor grammatical error
m+9
→If I write code using Octave do I have to release it under the GPL?: Deletion of a repetitive statement
−26
→Error message about invalid call to script or invalid use of script in index expression: Spelling error and grammatical errors
+105
→Why is Octave's floating-point computation wrong?: Grammatical errors & spelling mistakes
+60
→I have problem X using the latest Octave version
+1
→I have problem X using the latest Octave version
+44
→How can I cite Octave?: certain grammatical corrections that were required
+30
→Why "GNU" Octave?
+6
→Who uses Octave?
−2
→Who uses Octave?: Basic updation so as to give a more fruitful answer to the user
m+132
An elaborated description about what goes on in the mailing list
m+39
Correct spelling error
27 April 2020
→Common problems: Add "Octave does not start" section.
+1,138
Put section "Common problems" more to the top.
+3
22 April 2020
Update internal link.
m+4
→Who develops Octave?: The number of participants / contributions is not overwhelmingly huge in my personal impression. Most of Octave's code is still developed by GSoC independent developers.
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