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One open-source option worth considering is apbs. It can be run as a
stand-alone or a plug-in for (x-windows based) pymol. Both can be
installed with fink (on os x) and is available for any platform as far as
I know, but the author of apbs requests you register your use
of the software to help him maintain grant funding.
http://apbs.sourceforge.net/
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006, Sabuj Pattanayek wrote:
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Grasp is still the fastest for quick overall ES calculation even on 8 year
old SGI's. There is a windows version
called Grasp2 which I believe I was able to run under Wine on linux. You
should be able to run it under Mac using whatever
virtualization software.
The only program which I don't have on my Mac is Grasp - but there are
other options to represent an electrostatic potential.
Juergen
