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Welcome to the CUC3 Wiki. Its purpose is to provide a user-friendly public forum for discussing local issues like the queueing systems on the servers. This is better than doing it via email because everyone can read what everyone else is saying.
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Welcome to the CUC3 Wiki. Its main purposes are to provide a user-friendly forum for discussing local issues and to provide an easy way to document things. Members of the sector can use it for setting up their own pages.
   
You don't need to know anything about writing web pages to use this. If you want to contribute to a page then log in using your Raven account and click the Edit tab at the top of the page. You will get a web form where you can edit the text on the page directly. The only rule is that you should remember to sign all of your contributions. You can do this quickly from the edit window by clicking the signature button. --[[User:cen1001|cen1001]] 11:58, 28 March 2006 (BST)
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You don't need to know anything about writing web pages to use a wiki. If you want to contribute to a page then log in using your Raven account and click the Edit tab at the top of the page. You will get a web form where you can edit the text on the page directly. The only rule is that you should remember to sign all of your contributions on discussion pages. You can do this quickly from the edit window by clicking the signature button. --[[User:cen1001|Catherine]] 14:50, 28 March 2006 (BST)
   
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There is now an [http://www-co.ch.cam.ac.uk/news/ITNews.xml RSS feed] for the sector IT news, providing updates of the messages of the day for the workstations and clusters.
= Current IT issues =
 
   
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There is an [http://www-theor.ch.cam.ac.uk/IT/news/wiki/wikiRecentChanges.atom Atom feed] of the Recent Changes page from this wiki that is available within the Cambridge domain.
* [[ Revamping the modules system ]]
 
* [[ Upgrading sword ]]
 
* [[ Upgrading destiny ]]
 
   
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= Other local discussion =
 
   
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== Group Pages ==
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* [[GroupPages | Research Group pages]]
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* [[Electronic Structure Group Meetings]]
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== Programming/number crunching ==
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* [[ Useful Makefiles ]]
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* [[Fortran issues]]
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* [[ Useful Python Scripts ]]
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* [[ Runtime diagnostics with ifort ]]
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* [[ Other useful scripts ]]
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===Source code management===
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* [[SVN Page]]
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* [[git]]
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* [[doxygen]] - Source code documentation generator
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=== Local software ===
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* [[CamCASP]]
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* [[NECI]]
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* [[GMIN]]
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* [[OPTIM]]
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* [[PATHSAMPLE]]
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== Clusters ==
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* [[ General queueing problems ]]
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* [[ Useful PBS scripts ]]
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== Workstations ==
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* [[Environment modules]]
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* [[ GPU processing ]]
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* [[Organizing papers with tellico]]
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* [[OS X and Linux tips]]
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* [[File server options ]]
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== Other ==
 
* [[BookList]]
 
* [[BookList]]

Latest revision as of 10:33, 17 November 2015

Welcome to the CUC3 Wiki. Its main purposes are to provide a user-friendly forum for discussing local issues and to provide an easy way to document things. Members of the sector can use it for setting up their own pages.

You don't need to know anything about writing web pages to use a wiki. If you want to contribute to a page then log in using your Raven account and click the Edit tab at the top of the page. You will get a web form where you can edit the text on the page directly. The only rule is that you should remember to sign all of your contributions on discussion pages. You can do this quickly from the edit window by clicking the signature button. --Catherine 14:50, 28 March 2006 (BST)

There is now an RSS feed for the sector IT news, providing updates of the messages of the day for the workstations and clusters.

There is an Atom feed of the Recent Changes page from this wiki that is available within the Cambridge domain.


Group Pages

Programming/number crunching

Source code management

Local software

Clusters

Workstations

Other