Post date: 26-Apr-2009 05:13:27
Since I did a fresh install, I passed (again) through the installation of Maple11.
Usually the file for installation is an *.bin file, so make sure you have the permissions for executing it
[> sudo chmod a+x Maple*.bin
And install it
[> ./Maple*.bin
Follow the instructions.... and that's it!
Perhaps you have the same problem as in Intrepid, so apply the previous post Maple 11 on Intrepid
Another trick... create an alias for maple.
[> gedit .bashrc
add the lines at the end of the file
alias maple='~/maple11/bin/maple -cw'
alias xmaple='~/maple11/bin/maple'
Enjoy!