Dear all,
I am thinking of getting a apple Mac pro desktop computer. I was
wondering does all crystallography programs run on it? I think there
are Mac OSX version of CCP4, CNS, SHELX etc. But how about programs in
the Uppsala software factory etc?. Also is it difficult to install
these
Hi Sheemei.
The majority of crystallography programs run under osx, including the
Uppsala software factory stuff.
Installation has always been very straight forward for me.
Bill Scott's webpages will have everything you need to get started.
http://sage.ucsc.edu/xtal/
Cheers,
David
2009/1/6
Hi Sheemel,
I assume you are waiting for today's announcements of the i7 core
MacPro's ? If not wait another 6 hours before deciding to buy something.
Jürgen
On 6 Jan 2009, at 06:27, Sheemei wrote:
Dear all,
I am thinking of getting a apple Mac pro desktop computer. I was
wondering does
I was much more enticed by the proposition of the MacBook Wheel:
http://www.theonion.com/content/video/apple_introduces_revolutionary
Get your orders in now - there's reportedly a 3-15 month waiting time...
Derek ;-)
On Jan 6, 2009, week2, at 13:14, JBosch wrote:
Hi Sheemel,
I assume you
The Mac Pro is what I use for all my crystallography calculations. The
vast majority of programs run, the one major sticking point being the
older version of HKL but I believe that HKL2000 may well run on OSX now.
I use XDS and/or MOSFLM if I want to reprocess on this machine.
With most
with Unix on the Mac. There are also options for virtualization of
Windoze and Linux via the software Parallels although I have yet to test
this out.
If you're trying to purchase a Mac so that you can run MS Office or
other Windows only products without dual booting this is no longer
Hi
I use Parallels on my Mac at home for both Windows XP and Ubuntu - it
works fine for me when running the more number-crunching parts of CCP4
- haven't really looked at graphics programs like Coot MG.
At work I'm running VMWare (Workstation 6.0.0) on a Linux box for
Vista, and that,
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Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Mac pro
Hi
I use Parallels on my Mac at home for both Windows XP and Ubuntu - it
works fine for me when running the more number-crunching parts of CCP4
- haven't really looked at graphics programs like Coot MG.
At work I'm running VMWare (Workstation 6.0.0
There are also options for virtualization of Windoze and Linux via the
software Parallels although I have yet to test this out.
Parallels is okay; I only use it for testing GUI code on Linux. It doesn't
support multiple processors, which probably isn't necessary for most people.
The
I assume you are waiting for today's announcements of the i7 core
MacPro's ? If not wait another 6 hours before deciding to buy something.
hrmm, I was hoping store.apple.com was down due to modifications for
this new item, it's back up but no new i7 mac pro ..
trying to do, and as soon as they see
what they want to see the make a screen shot (not excluding me here).
cheers, Tim
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From: Tim Grune [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2007 13:26:54 +1000
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] mac pro configuration
Gretchen Meinke wrote:
Hi--
I last saw some entries on the Mac Pro Xeon dated ~ April 2007. Were
they purchased? Are you happy with them?
Does ccp4, mosflm, hkl2000, coot run seamlessly on them?
If so, what was the final cost and configuration (we would like stereo).
How much memory should
On Thursday 21 June 2007 06:50, Juergen Bosch wrote:
I don't have one of those beast in my hands unfortunately. But I can
verify that all except of HKL2000 (which I don't use, so I don't
care/bother to check if there is an OS X version there) of the programs
you mentioned run without any
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Subject: [ccp4bb] Mac Pro questions
Y'all - We are currently contemplating the purchase of a couple of
Mac Pros. Apple has three graphics cards available. Initially, I was
leaning towards the ATI Radeon X1900 XT 512MB, but read a lot of
horror stories about that card overheating when
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