ppunix articles - IT Support
- Access Central Physics files from Linux
- Access to Windows H drive from the Linux GUI
- Adobe Flash on Linux
- Grid-info
- Getting started with the particle physics grid
- Legacy Particle Physics Linux Batch Farm
- Linux Network Software
- How to activate software installed on networked locations
- Managing Data Files
- How to manage files and directories in data areas
- Particle Physics Linux Condor Batch Farm
- Particle Physics Condor Batch Farm
- Particle Physics Linux Systems
- Go-to page for PPUnix queries
- Particle Physics Linux Systems Background
- The current strategy in Particle Physics is to use commodity priced systems running Microsoft Windows for the desktop. These provide all the usual applications, MS Office, Email, etc and access to Particle Physics Unix servers via X Windows (Exceed)
- Particle Physics Unix personal web space
- Web pages hosted by the unix systems
- PPUNIX FAQ
- Frequently Asked Questions about the Particle Physics Unix systems
- PPUnix remote access
- Remote access to the ppunix cluster
- Python and pyROOT Tutorial
- A short introduction to python, with an emphasis on what you should know to be able to use pyROOT, a HEP analysis package
- Software on the Particle Linux cluster
- How to use software available from the Particle Linux systems
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