Thanks,
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Has anyone looked into making pymol plugins work with any of the sundry
distributed resource management systems (gridengine, lsf, pbs, condor, etc.)?
I have a cluster that could make short work of a lot of computations that I
want to visualize in pymol, but currently, that would mean installing pymol and
all the pre-requisites on each compute node, and then running pymol on a given
node and doing a SLOW remote display back to my desktop. Needless to say, I
think there ought to be a better way; hopefully someone has done something with
this before I start puttering away and breaking my local installation.
