All,
I am having difficulty running Coot through my ccp4 install since I
upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04 (MATE variant). The error:
steussy@osprey:~$ coot
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "gail"
Matic,
I am struggling with Ubuntu on this issue.
The Nvidia driver needs the 'Composite' function disabled in order
to function in 3D. This required the use of the Unity-2D package
to disable the 3D used in the Ubuntu desktop effects. This worked
All,
Here at Purdue we maintain a home x-ray/cryo source for screening
and some preliminary data collection. The facility is maintained
by Tim Schmidt, who many of you may know. Tim is having a hard
time finding spare parts for a broken temperature probe
I have a Quadro 3800
paired with an Acer GD235Hz with the computer running Ubuntu 10.04
LTS and the standard NVIDIA linux driver. Hardware stereo works
pretty well in Coot, though it has a habit of inverting
occasionally. Pymol works well. Have not tried O.
Our most common problem is
an incorrect beam center. The crystal we collect most frequently
has large cell dimensions, so if the beam center is off even a bit
it will bollix up the indexing. What we usually do at the
synchrotron is look for a refined beam
Stout and Jensen, "X-ray
structure determination", 1989
Solid mid-level theory with practical examples. Most of the hardware
discussed is very dates, but otherwise an excellent intermediate text.
Nic out
Bernhard Rupp wrote:
The question of what textbook to use is very much context
George M. Sheldrick wrote:
We chose the extra network card because of doubts, possibly
unfounded, about running the on-board card under Linux. The
choice of graphics card was determined by the fact that each
computer has two TFTs, one is a standard Dell TFT and the other
a Zalman stereo TFT. We
