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[http://www.vistrails.org/index.php/Downloads here]. It is substantially | |||
easier to start with a binary version, and this is encouraged for first-time | easier to start with a binary version, and this is encouraged for first-time | ||
users. If you decided on a source version (maybe because a binary version | users. If you decided on a source version (maybe because a binary version | ||
for your architecture is not available), please follow the | for your architecture is not available), please follow the | ||
instructions on building the software from source available | instructions on building the software from source available | ||
[http://www.vistrails.org/index.php/Building_From_Source here]. | |||
Revision as of 05:19, 21 January 2007
There is not much documentation right now, but some of the documentation for an older version of the system is still useful: [1]. Also, our older webpage has links to a number of papers that contain information on the various features of the system: [2].
Alternatively, you can subscribe to the vistrails users mailing list. Details are on how to do that, are available here.
Getting_Started
VisTrails is available on Windows XP, Mac OS X, and Linux. These versions all have the same functionality and only differ in user interface as noted throughout this document.
There are different download options, available here. It is substantially easier to start with a binary version, and this is encouraged for first-time users. If you decided on a source version (maybe because a binary version for your architecture is not available), please follow the instructions on building the software from source available here.