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 ===== polymake Workshop at TU Darmstadt =====
-There will be a polymake workshop on **March 31 and April 01, 2011** at **TU Darmstadt**, organized by the [[team|polymake team]].
+There will be a polymake workshop on **March 31 and April 01, 2011** at **TU Darmstadt**, organized by the [[:team|polymake team]].
 The program contains both expository talks on different aspects of polymake, and small group tutorials on specific topics. The workshop is addressed both to experienced users and beginners.
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 === Mac app bundle ===
-  * We have also an {{:polybundle-2.9.10.dmg|app bundle for Mac}} (new version, repaired link to gmp). This version has only limited access to the source code, so if you want to extend polymake with your own functions it is usually advisable to use the source tarball above.
+  * We have also an {{:polybundle-2.9.10.dmg|app bundle for Mac}} (April 4, again new version, fixed library paths for extensions, xml headers). This version has only limited access to the source code, so if you want to extend polymake with your own functions it is usually advisable to use the source tarball above.
 === polymake LiveCD or bootable USB drive ===
-  * Here is a [[http://www.polymake.org/downloads/polymake-live-2.9.10_alpha-i686.iso|LiveCD]] based on [[http://www.ubuntu.com/|Ubuntu]] 10.10 (i386). It contains ''polymake'' (rev [10093]), 4ti2, LattE, normaliz, TOPCOM and a web browser. You can use this to boot your laptop with Ubuntu (regardless of the OS you are usually running, in particular, this should work on any Windows laptop).
+  * Here is a [[http://www.polymake.org/downloads/polymake-live-2.9.10_alpha-i386.iso|LiveCD]] based on [[http://www.ubuntu.com/|Ubuntu]] 10.10 (i386). It contains ''polymake'' (rev [10093]), 4ti2, LattE, normaliz, TOPCOM and a web browser. You can use this to boot your laptop with Ubuntu (regardless of the OS you are usually running, in particular, this should work on any Windows laptop).
   * Instead of burning this image to a CD you can also create a **bootable USB drive** with [[http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/|UNetbootin]] (Windows and Linux), [[http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/|Universal USB Installer]] (Windows), Startup Disk Creator (included in Ubuntu) or any other tool you can find. Depending on what tool you used it may ask what to boot and the correct option is to //Try Ubuntu without installing//.
   * [[http://www.polymake.org/downloads/polymake-live-2.9.10_beta-i686.iso|Here]] is an **updated** version of the LiveCD which should fix //Illegal instruction// crashes on most computers.