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# Better intro:
Who/why:
comments on who for: people heading beyond constraints of desktop.
beyond = bandwidth, cpu, ram, software
most powerful systems run on Linux(UNIX) OS & many big models
+ public domain software packages assume a linux enviroment
Comment of order of magnitude more powerful (ram and bandwidth,
nearly one signle core or << multicore!)
Most of powerful systems (inc. HPC) run Linux.
University and National HPC systems and data analysis facilities run Linux
Aims: Not detail, just an intro to ideas, falicities and SOURCES OF INFO for the future!
What:
Linux is OS + commands --> interpretation of commands by shell in user defined environment
(Shell kernal etc explaination? - Brazil nut diagram)
Setting up enviroment requires learning some new tricks. (no pain no gain)
Serveral (irritatingly) different shells exist: csh and bash
Open source sowftware, mostly installed - how to make available to users.
Vince will give an Intro to facilities and how to access inc from outside
---> VINCE TALK (get him to big up new intranet)
# Jeff:
Wiki points to useful websites + training material. (not much taught courses) "Learn by doing".
Learn from collegues, online material, or ARCHER courses
MATLAB: !!!!!!! Matserv !!!!!!! Limitations: Consider moving to Python.
Python: Open source, many "tool boxes", growing user base, well established on NOCs, increasing use in OES.
Notes on online info on the Wiki
Data/File Space: Backed up vs not. Talk to your supervisor if you hit disk space problems; local provision
if fast, high quality and increasingly cheap. NB linux file protection (note on wiki to come).
Resources: You may have to consider RAM and CPU in a way you didn't before. Wide range machines available on
on intranet (including mini HPC(super computer)).
Other Key resource: Data from high res models (Voluminous)
Shared, need to be considerate and use ```` top ```` to check before using.
Linux: Dont be frightened only 30-40 commands (on Wiki)
Dont be afraid to ask. You probably will need some guidanc... even if its just on what to google...