For constants I prefer subscripts over indeces.

I noticed that numbers in subscripts are printed in italic. This is against a common prettyprint convention, where variables are in italic and numbers are in roman. In the example below "1" can easily be misread as "l" (which is probably one of the reasons for this convention)

Is there a way to get numbers printed in roman in subscripts? To force roman print I tried

t__`#mo("1");`
Error, missing operator or `;`

In 2d-Math the convention is respected in the input but not in the outut

With the new GUI:
I get all files (*.*) listed by default.
Other file types to filter are not listed.

Is this the same on other machines?

Can I do something about it?

Only for my understanding:
Why is the concatenation operator not working in this assignment on the righthand side

for i to 5 do
  x_ || i := x_ ||(i-1); 
end do;
                           x_1 := x_0

                           x_2 := x_0

                           x_3 := x_0

                           x_4 := x_0

                           x_5 := x_0

Somehow i in (i-1) equals always 1
Why do I have to use

for i to 5 do      
  x_ || i := cat(x_,i-1);  
end do;  
                           x_1 := x_0

                           x_2 := x_1

                           x_3 := x_2

                           x_4 := x_3

                           x_5 := x_4

In 1D-Math an inert division can be entered as an infix operator using "%/"

The same sequence of chracters does not work the same way in 2D-Math

In 2D-Math I have to use

Is there an infix division operator in 2D-Math?

Is there a helppage describing %arithop and the like?

I want to run Maple Linux builds under Windows. I know that this can be done with a virtual machine but that's it.

Are there other options to do that?

I would go for an easy installation with the possibilty to save and load files from the Windows file system and ideally to copy/paste screen content from and to Windows applications.

Any recommendations and/or references?