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GENERAL SYSTEM INFORMATION
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Software on Troi
- Licensed Software
- Public Domain Software (includes software
under GNU General
Public License
and
the BSD License)
- For information on the free software licensing strategies, see:
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Free Software Licensing Alternatives
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Free Software Licensing
The following software packages are installed on Troi:
Note: References of the form name(1) refer to
on-line manual pages. You
can read these by using the "man" command; for example, to read the
document "balance(1)", type the command "man balance".
Note: This is not a comprehensive list. In particular,
some software that is considered "standard" UNIX software, or which is
part of the SunOS 5.x distribution, may not be listed below, even though
it is installed on the Troi cluster.
Licensed Software
These software packages are licensed for use on Troi only, and they are
not available on other machines in the Troi cluster unless stated
otherwise. If you are having problems getting a package to
execute, try using it on Troi itself.
- GAUSS
- GAUSS is a complete analysis environment
suitable for performing quick calculations, complex analysis of millions
of data points, or anything in between.
- MATHEMATICA
- Mathematica is Wolfram's
symbolic math processing system with graphics. See also: math(1)
---> Available on all machines in the academic cluster.
- MATLAB
- MATLAB
is an integrated technical computing environment that
combines numeric computation, advanced graphics and visualization,
and a high-level programming language. See also: matlab(1)
and mex(1)
---> Available on all machines in the academic cluster.
- SAS
- SAS is an integrated
suite of software for enterprise-wide information delivery.
Applications of the SAS System include executive information systems;
data entry, retrieval, and management; report writing and graphics;
statistical and mathematical analysis; business planning, forecasting,
and decision support; operations research and project management; statistical
quality improvement; computer performance evaluation; and applications
development.
- SUN ONE STUDIO
- Sun Forte Developer is a
suite
of compilers and development tools including compilers for C, C++,
Fortran77, Fortran90, and Pascal. Tools include a visual editor,
debugger, and link editor. See also: cc(1), CC(1), f77(1),
f90(1), pc(1), dbx(1), workshop(1), visu(1), lint(1), twbuild(1),
and make(1S)
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Public Domain Software
- balance
- Accounting balance reporting programs. See also: balance(1)
- bash
- GNU Bourne-Again SHell. See also: bash(1)
- compress
- Compess or expand files. See also: uncompress(1), zcat(1),
gzip(1), zip(1)
- dvips
- ArborTeX's dvi to PostScript converter. See also: dvips(1)
- elm
- An interactive mail system. See also: elm(1)
- emacs
- GNU Emacs. See also: emacs(1)
- fixhome
- Correct home directory and dotfile permissions. See also: fixhome(1)
- g++
- GNU C++ compiler. See also: g++(1)
- gcc
- GNU cc replacement. See also: gcc(1)
- gdb
- GNU source level debugger. See also: gdb(1)
- gdiff
- GNU enhanced diff. See also: gdiff(1), gdiff3(1)
- gopher
- Connect to gopher document server. See also: gopher(1)
- gzip
- Compress or expand files using an algorithm compatible with PKZIP for
MS-DOS and other platforms. Part of the GNU software distribution.
See also: gunzip(1), gzcat(1), compress(1), zip(1)
- joe
- Joe's Own Editor. See also: joe(1)
- jove
- Jonathan's Own Version of Emacs. See also: jove(1), teachjove(1)
- kermit
- Columbia C-Kermit. See also: kermit(1)
- less
- A pager like more, but with enhancements. See also: less(1), lesskey(1)
- libg++
- Run-time library and other material needed for g++.
- man
- Replacement for man, apropos, whatis, makewhatis in perl. See also:
man(1), apropos(1), whatis(1)
- metamail
- Multimedia mail handling. See also: metamail(1), elm(1)
- msgs
- BSD message system. See also: msgs(1)
- ntalk
- New version of talk, allows Suns to talk to non-suns. See also:
ntalk(1), chat(1), ytalk(1)
- openwin
- Sun OpenWindows. See also: openwin(1), olwm(1), xinit(1), xnews(1)
- patch
- Larry Wall's diff/patch program. See also: patch(1)
- perl
- Perl is an interpreted language
optimized for scanning arbitrary text files, extracting information from
those text files, and printing reports based on that information. The
language is intended to be practical (easy to use, efficient, complete)
rather than beautiful (tiny, elegant, minimal). An
awk/sh/csh/sed replacement programming language. See also:
perl(1), h2ph(1), a2p(1), s2p(1)
- python
- rcs
- Revision Control System. See also: rcsintro(1), rcs(1), ci(1),
co(1), rcsdiff(1), rlog(1)
- tcsh
- C shell with file name completion and command line editing. See also:
tcsh(1)
- TeX
- Knuth's text formatting language. See also: tex(1), latex(1),
slitex(1), mf(1)
- updatedotfiles
- Retrieve the latest default dot files. See also: updatedotfiles(1)
- xdvi
- X11 dvi previewer. See also: Xdvi(1), xdvi(1)
- zip
- Package and compress (archive) files. Compatible with PKZIP for MS-DOS.
See also: zipcloak(1), zipnote(1), zipsplit(1), compress(1), gzip(1)
Last updated October 07, 2005
Questions or corrections?
problem@troi.cc.rochester.edu
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