davef@west44.UUCP (Dave Furber) (10/29/84)
I am looking for a spreadsheet package to run under Unix. We run V7 on a PDP-11/44, and BSD 4.1 on an Orion (a large address space machine which is somewhat faster than a VAX 750). We would much prefer to run it on the Orion, which means that we really need something for which we can obtain the source. Naturally we would prefer a piece of free, public-domain software, but we would consider paying too! (As a academic institution we haven't got much money). Please mail me if you have such a product, or any information which might help me find/choose one. Subject: Spreadsheet package wanted Newsgroups: net.wanted, net.unix I am looking for a spreadsheet package to run under Unix. We run V7 on a PDP-11/44, and BSD 4.1 on an Orion (a large address space machine which is somewhat faster than a VAX 750). We would much prefer to run it on the Orion, which means that we really need something for which we can obtain the source. Naturally we would prefer a piece of free, public-domain software, but we would consider paying too! (As a academic institution we haven't got much money). Please mail me if you have such a product, or any information which might help me find/choose one. -- Dave Furber (davef@kcl-cs.uucp {ucl-cs,ukc}!kcl-cs!davef)
jhull@spp2.UUCP (11/06/84)
> I am looking for a spreadsheet package to run under Unix. > > Naturally we would prefer a piece of free, public-domain software, > but we would consider paying too! > > Please mail me if you have such a product, or any information > which might help me find/choose one. > -- > > Dave Furber > (davef@kcl-cs.uucp {ucl-cs,ukc}!kcl-cs!davef) I am interested in all kinds of productivity improving software for UNIX. If anyone has a catalog, I would like to see it. Replies describing specific packages also appreciated. -- Blessed Be, Jeff Hull trwspp!spp2!jhull@trwrb.UUCP jhull@spp2.UUCP
rad@Mitre-Bedford (11/09/84)
> I am looking for a spreadsheet package to run under Unix. > > Please mail me if you have such a product, or any information > which might help me find/choose one. > -- > > Dave Furber > (davef@kcl-cs.uucp {ucl-cs,ukc}!kcl-cs!davef) Santa Cruz Operations (ph: (408) 425-7222) sells Microsoft's Multiplan for Berkeley Unix for $2000. Price range for Unix runs $495-$2000. Their salesman says that Microsoft makes sure that ports of Multiplan have the same functionality as the original. If you need a list of other spreadsheet programs or other Unix applications, check out DEC's "ULTRIX Software Guidebook: A Reference to UNIX Software." The Digital book # is EJ-26153-20. You should be able to get it from a DEC salesman. It has 4 or 5 other spreadsheets listed, scads of word processors, assemblers, you name it. Dick Dramstad rad@mitre-bedford.arpa ...!linus!bccvax!rad.uucp