- Software
(always check software for viruses - trust no-one)
- Installing software at home: (you need GHC and ConTEXT)
Since the 2003 homcomputing CD isn't available yet you can either download the software yourself (follow links below), or use the 2002 homecomputing CD if you can find a copy.- GHCi: Some installation instructions
and a link to a smaller version of the file you can download if you don't have cable.
- ConTEXT
this has now been fixed and is available thru the HomeComputing CD website, or from
here.
- 2003 Homecomputing CD site (not so useful at the moment)
- GHCi: Some installation instructions
- CompSoc
- Stulocal - access some useful programs from your CSE account
- CSE mirror - Local copies of Linux and other software (for the brave)
- Installing software at home: (you need GHC and ConTEXT)
- Fun links
- Linux installfest.
- Crack the code and win a Ferrari 360!
- Poe E, Near a Raven A familiar poem, with a riddle. See if you can guess what is going on.
- Misc
- Remote modem access via UDUS - (COMP1711 students get 2 hours free access per week)
- CSE Unix Primer - A must-read for all new computing students!
- Generally interesting data for people in CSE
- Computer Use Policy
- ICFP Programming Competition
- Applications of functional programming
- How-tos
#How to successfully get help... #How to use telnet / how to use PUTTY... #How to use FTP (SCP) ... #How to submit assignments from home...
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#Useful Haskell Resources