anoopai
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Linux and Chemistry
Suse 10.2 and Mandriva 2007 are coming with a handful of scientific programs
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kaviaari
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And you can find much much more programs from here http://www.randomfactory.com/lfc/lfc.html
I am personally using easychem and bc.
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chemrox
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Which Linux versions allow one to run windows programs? I want to change over but the transition will require windows crossover.
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woelen
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Use a virtual machine (e.g. VMWare) and install Windows on a virtual machine. VMWare is available, both for Windows and Linux. You can also go the
other way around and install VMWare on Windows and run Linux in a virtual box. I have done the latter and it works great. I use VMWare 5.5.3.
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