What is Genius FOR LINUX?

Genius

Genius is a cool open-source software that helps with math. It's built to work with the GEL extension language and is kind of like Mathematica, BC, Maple, or Matlab.

Features of Genius Software

This app can handle really big numbers and floats with high precision. You can use it to solve numerical equations and find polynomial roots, plus it deals well with rational numbers stored as a denominator and quotient. Pretty neat, right?

Complex Numbers and More

Genius doesn't stop there! It can also manage complex numbers in Cartesian coordinates. Need to solve math-like expressions or do some matrix calculations? Genius has got you covered! It even tackles linear algebra problems that come with multiple functions.

A Range of Mathematical Functions

But wait, there's more! Genius supports number theory along with common trigonometric functions, elementary functions, combinatorics, symbolic calculations, calculus, statistics, and modular arithmetic—including matrices and inversions!

Graphing Capabilities

You'll love its graphing features too! Genius lets you create 2D function line plots like standard graphs or parametric plots. Want to step it up? You can make 3D surface plots or even slope field and vector field plots. Plus, you can export these visuals to PNG or EPS file formats!

Coding Made Easy

A big perk of using Genius is that a lot of its standard library is written in the GEL extension languages. This means you get a complete programming language with automatic typing! You can also output matrices in LaTeX, MathML, or Troff (eqn), making it super easy to copy stuff from Genius into your documents.

User-Friendly IDE

If you're not a fan of command lines, no worries! The Genius project comes with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) where you can easily edit and test your programs without breaking a sweat.

Compatibility and Distribution

The whole application is written in C programming language. It works well with the GNOME project and supports many GNU/Linux distributions—whether you're on 32-bit or 64-bit hardware!

If you're ready to give this fantastic software a try for all your math needs, check out this link!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!