Sent to CCL by: i.nick^mail.ruI recommend you to use virtual machine (like VirtualBox from Oracle) under any OS you know enough (as for me it Windows))) , install any Linux there (I use ubuntu 10.10 as it seems more user friendly) and perform all your calculations under this "guest" os. You may also create share Âfolder the way it would be visible under both systems. Also it prevents you from some problems in pare Linux/Gaussview ;-)Â
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Dear CCL'ers
Which of these Os'es do you recommend to install for Gaussian 09 (64bit) ? Â(The CPUs are Intel (R) Xeon(R))
ÂThanks for your recommendations in advance:
1-ÂSuSE Linux 9.3, 10.3, 11.1, 11.2;
2- FedoraÂ
3- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2
4- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5;
5- SuSE Linux Enterprise ServerÂ
9 and 10
Regards,
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