ARCiB -- Accessible Retired Computers in Biology

Accessible Retired Computers in Biology
Dowling College, Oakdale, NY 11769, USA
Work sponsored in part by the
National Science Foundation under Awards
DBI-0315281 and DBI-0203064
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File List

rasmol_NOXF_SHM_32BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 32 bit display, no xforms, with shared memory
rasmol_NOXF_SHM_16BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 16 bit display, no xforms, with shared memory
rasmol_NOXF_SHM_8BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 8 bit display, no xforms, with shared memory
rasmol_XF_SHM_32BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 32 bit display, xforms 1.0.90, with shared memory
rasmol_XF_SHM_16BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 16 bit display, xforms 1.0.90, with shared memory
rasmol_XF_SHM_8BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 8 bit display, xforms 1.0.90, with shared memory
rasmol_NOXF_NOSHM_32BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 32 bit display, no xforms, no shared memory
rasmol_NOXF_NOSHM_16BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 16 bit display, no xforms, no shared memory
rasmol_NOXF_NOSHM_8BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 8 bit display, no xforms, no shared memory
rasmol_XF_NOSHM_32BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 32 bit display, xforms 1.0.90, no shared memory
rasmol_XF_NOSHM_16BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 16 bit display, xforms 1.0.90, no shared memory
rasmol_XF_NOSHM_8BIT.gz (Uncompressed) - 8 bit display, xforms 1.0.90, no shared memory

How to Contact the ARCiB Project

Prof. Herbert J. Bernstein
Dowling College, ARCiB Project
Kramer Science Center KSC020
150 Idle Hour Blvd.
Oakdale, NY 11769 USA

+1-631-244-3035

Copyright © 2002 - 2006 ARCiB Project. All rights reserved.
Updated 25 February 2006.

The work at the ARCiB lab includes development and maintenance for the following projects. Contributions in the form of bug reports, code, comments, suggestions, access to computers, donations of hardware, software and money are all appreciated.