Version 13.2 is-by our standards-a fairly small release, that mostly concentrates on rounding out areas that have been under development for a long time, as well as adding “polish” to a range of existing capabilities. Our goal is to deliver timely snapshots of where we’re at-so people can start using what we’ve built as quickly as possible. We continue to have a huge pipeline of R&D, some short term, some medium term, some long term (like decade-plus). In late June this year it was Version 13.1. By the way, after purchasing/upgrading all versions of Mathematica since 1993, I finally received version 10.0 as a free upgrade. I take 0.5 star because I do think that the plots generator (command) should be improved. My only wish is that I could write Mathematica commands in LaTeX (and then also see the output file in LaTeX-PDF), for me this will turn Mathematica into the ultimate software. Even in this respect, till today I can't find any comparable softwares. Moreover, Mathematica help features and the connectivity of its interface with its manual is unbelievably smart and convenient. However, come on, this is a tools for doing mathematics and symbolic mathematics, and as such it is in a league of its own. I also agree that as a sophisticated mathematically-oriented word processor (or presentations maker) it is not the best. I agree with Iliketrash that the interface is unique looking almost as it did 25 years ago, and the plots generators (commands) can be dramatically improved. Mathematica is a unique software in its capabilities ! I am a heavy user of Mathematica for a quarter of a century (since 1989), and hardly remember times that it failed me.
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