On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 10:19:26AM +0530, Thambu David wrote:
> We are looking at SPSS alternatives-some are using R
> How long before PSPP can perform equivalent to SPSS 11 or 12?-thats what most
> medical fraternity need
That depends on what you need. All of SPSS 11 or 12? That will take a
very
Might I remind everyone that, unlike IBM's (big money) SPSS, PSPP has been
developed free of charge by several individuals who have been extremely
generous with their time. If we want a full equivalent of SPSS, then we need
to raise enough money to hire enough people to create it. Last time I
And what about a crowdfunding campaign? We could make some web-banners to
help donate to the project, and make promotion to donate in conferences,
events, etc...
Cheers,
2011/8/15 Galderisi, Peter
> Might I remind everyone that, unlike IBM's (big money) SPSS, PSPP has been
> developed free of c
i should clarify-am v grateful to all you thanklessly do this-truly am-no
offence meant to any of those mentioned/not mentioned
was in need of an answer to a problem-no money for SPSS and looking for an
alternative with a user friendly gui
R commander is an option-again thanks to some philanthrop
Has there been any advance in communication with FSF who was going to
set up a fundrising system for pspp? Crowd-funding towards specific
features seems like a more sustainable model for long term pspp growth
than a large campaign.
karel
On Mon, 2011-08-15 at 17:15 +, Galderisi, Peter wrote:
On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 04:00:33PM -0300, Karel Novotny wrote:
> Has there been any advance in communication with FSF who was going to
> set up a fundrising system for pspp? Crowd-funding towards specific
> features seems like a more sustainable model for long term pspp growth
> than a large campai
Karel Novotny writes:
> Has there been any advance in communication with FSF who was going to
> set up a fundrising system for pspp? Crowd-funding towards specific
> features seems like a more sustainable model for long term pspp growth
> than a large campaign.
FSF recently announced that they
