Software
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The computer sitting in front of you wouldn't be of much use if not for software. In this documentation system, we've tried to keep software somewhat separate from other things such as [[:Category:Unix Commands|Unix commands]] which, while they are software also, they are usually specific to one platform. Here you'll find some information on software packages available in Peyton, and links to their respective pages. | The computer sitting in front of you wouldn't be of much use if not for software. In this documentation system, we've tried to keep software somewhat separate from other things such as [[:Category:Unix Commands|Unix commands]] which, while they are software also, they are usually specific to one platform. Here you'll find some information on software packages available in Peyton, and links to their respective pages. | ||
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| + | Many software packages listed below (and many others, such as specialty Python packages) are easily accessed using [[Modules]]. Rather than list the changing number of them here, issue a <tt>module avail</tt> command to see them all. | ||
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The computer sitting in front of you wouldn't be of much use if not for software. In this documentation system, we've tried to keep software somewhat separate from other things such as Unix commands which, while they are software also, they are usually specific to one platform. Here you'll find some information on software packages available in Peyton, and links to their respective pages.
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Modules
Many software packages listed below (and many others, such as specialty Python packages) are easily accessed using Modules. Rather than list the changing number of them here, issue a module avail command to see them all.
Licensed software
The following licensed software packages are installed on the network:
- IDL
- Mathematica
- Intel compilers (icc, ifort)
- Numerical Recipes
Other software
Some other programs installed on the network, or individually on specific machines, are:
- CentOS - the Linux distribution of choice for departmental machines
- SM
- ImageMagick - a replacement for the functionality of the non-free XV
- Firefox
- Thunderbird
- OpenOffice.org
- Adobe's Acrobat reader
See also
For more information, have a look at the following categories:
