Hi Thomas.
Thanks!
And right now I am looking at my "big install script".
It is a mess, and I am cleaning it up.
The problem with gcc is not an issue anymore with Mint 12 and gcc 4.6.1
And now understand the "short version" of yours. :-)
Best
Troels
2012/1/13 Thomas Holder
> Hi Troels,
>
>
Hi Troels,
you need to reinstall. After "svn up", run this again (not your big
installation script, it does too much...):
http://pymolwiki.org/index.php/Linux_Install#Compile_and_install
Cheers,
Thomas
On 01/13/2012 12:34 PM, Troels Emtekær Linnet wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I use the open-source PyMO
Hi.
I use the open-source PyMOL with the svn repository.
But I have a question.
When I make a "svn up", do I then need to rebuild and install pymol again?
Or is it fine just with the "svn up".
Thanks.
Best Troels
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Hi Mark,
The surface representation of a protein, in PyMol, shows the
"Connolly" surface or the surface that would be traced out by the
_surfaces_ of waters in contact with the protein at all possible
positions. Also, since PDBs don't have hydrogens, and PyMOL will
calculate the surface for whate
If a model is modified, the "rebuild" command does not always update the
surface. For example,
show lines, theProtein and not elem H
show surface
show lines, elem H
rebuild
The surface does not change. But if I now,
hide surface
show surface
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