alias gv='/sob/gview/gv'
into ~/.bashrc file, after re-enter the shell, you can directly use "gv" command to boot up gview. This method works at least for CentOS 7.x.
]]>Sincerely,
]]>export GV_DIR=/sob/gview
export LIBPATH=/sob/gview
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/sob/gview/lib
PATH=$PATH:/sob/gview
alias gv='gview.exe'
After re-entering the shell, you can boot up gview by inputting "gv".
There is no easy way to run multiple Gaussian input files at the same time using one command or one script.
]]>* Is there the possibility in linux the run a multiple input files at the same time ? in contrary to windows the calculation should finished for one input to start another.
Sincerely,
]]>Installing gview in Linux is quite easy. I need to know the version of the gview you are using.
]]>I have some questions about running jobs on Gaussian09 on linux, because it's the first time i use the Gaussian09 on linux system.
* I run my frst input file by typing on the terminal : g09 file.gjf, and it's work good and i got normal termination. I would like to know how to run several input files at a time, and how to know the progress of the calculations ?
* How to install the Gaussview software on linux too ?
Sincerely,
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