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Fractals... Explore Mandelbrot fractals in real-time on your computer and mobile device at never before seen graphing speeds!
Fractals are a geometric patterns that repeat themselves at smaller scales to produce self-similar irregular shapes and that cannot be represented by classical Euclidian geometry.
Fractals are a geometric patterns that repeat themselves at smaller scales to produce self-similar irregular shapes and that cannot be represented by classical Euclidian geometry.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
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| Downloads:1,276 |
| Version Downloads:385 |
| Type:Education : Mathematics |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:23 Feb 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $2.99 |
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Fractals... Explore Mandelbrot fractals in real-time on your computer and mobile device at never before seen graphing speeds!
Fractals are a geometric patterns that repeat themselves at smaller scales to produce self-similar irregular shapes and that cannot be represented by classical Euclidian geometry.
Fractals are a geometric patterns that repeat themselves at smaller scales to produce self-similar irregular shapes and that cannot be represented by classical Euclidian geometry.
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If you're going to have a package installer for a small app like this, at least give it the ability to install the app where the user wants - some of us only like to keep Apple apps in /Applications. A better solution would be to roll all resources into the app itself and just distribute it in a zip or dmg.
Some explanation of the FreeType framework would be appreciated, either within the installer or at the very least, on the app's web page.
A postflight script which launches the app without warning is very disconcerting and smacks of malware. Most of us don't mind double-clicking when WE'RE ready to run an app.