> Everything generally just works from the installers so I would say you
> are more likely to be able to just get on with your structure-related
> science on this OS that Linux.
I tried to recall when was the last time that we determined a structure
without having to write a single line of code
As this has not been cited, I decided to drop my opinion here.
Since last year I have a system which I consider almost complete to
my needs (good crystallography computing and precise office tools).
With "precise" I mean completely compatible file formats to students
and wherever I go/s
On May 3, 2009, at 12:03, Nicholas M Glykos wrote:
Everything generally just works from the installers so I would say
you
are more likely to be able to just get on with your structure-related
science on this OS that Linux.
I tried to recall when was the last time that we determined a
struc
These Greeks ...
> However, the inhabitants of this planet seem to be quite fond of this OS
That's because the inhabitants of this planet use computing machines
mainly to play Doom & World of Warcraft ;-)
But then it comes to using computers for actual computation, things
change:
_
PhD Scholarships available in Structural Biology
in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland,
New Zealand
Applications are invited for PhD scholarships in the following areas:
The structure of insecticidal toxins from Yersinia entomophaga.
(Dr. Shaun Lott, Dr Mark
On May 3, 2009, at 16:54, Nicholas M Glykos wrote:
These Greeks ...
Beware of Geeks baring Vista ...
... oh, sorry, it was gReeks? beware of them in European basketball
finals then... ;-)
However, the inhabitants of this planet seem to be quite fond of
this OS
That's because the inhabi
