Tom Grey, who is listed in the Jmol hall of fame, occupied a student desk in
the communal comp chem section where I was, and he must have filled me in on
the early developments. I know that Java was released in mid 1996, and apps
started emerging in 1997. Perhaps Jmol was
Hi,
digging in sourceforge jmol-developers list, I found that Bob starts appearing
as a recurring character in 2005 and secures the leading role in developping
Jmol in mid 2006 after having exhausted Miguel with thousands of messages and
commits. That was around Jmol v10.x
It looks like we
Hi Henry,
I have a paragraph of Jmol history in footnote 1 here:
http://proteopedia.org/w/Jmol
Which leads to early history by searching for "jmol" at openscience.org:
http://openscience.org/?s=jmol
Much of Jmol's command language was invented by Roger Sayle when he
created RasMol. Tim
Hi Henry,
I guess the jmol-user list archive
(https://sourceforge.net/p/jmol/mailman/jmol-users/) might help with dates for
at least the last two. I note this archive goes back to 18/4/2001 at this
location, with the first message being one from you. However, this seems to be
a follow-up to
Henry, there is some recollection on history at
http://jmol.sourceforge.net/history/index.en.html
which I made time ago from several sources. I cannot guarantee its accuracy
or completeness
Maybe I will move that to a page in the Wiki -- that's an idea
---
El software de antivirus Avast ha
5 matches
Mail list logo
