More Notes !!#
Notes I wish I had showed me when I started
This collection was an attempt to consolidated my experiences in computational chemistry. Entering the field with no background in mathematics or computers, a lot was learned through trial and error. Despite these shortcomings, I am forever grateful to the exceptional guidance and continued support of Dr. Genwei Zhang, Dr. Zheng Pei, Dr. Xiaoliang Pan, and Dr. Yihan Shao.
I hope many of you will find this information useful in your future endeavors.
- 1. linux
- 1.1.
awk
- manipulate text - 1.2.
cat
- print input to standard output - 1.3.
cd
- change directories - 1.4. chsh - change shell
- 1.5.
cp
- copy files or folders - 1.6.
echo
- Print Argument - 1.7.
grep
- search for pattern in file or folders - 1.8.
head
- read from top of file to standard output - 1.9.
help
- read documentation - 1.10.
less
- view files - 1.11.
ls
- list information about files/folders - 1.12.
lsblk
- list filesystem - 1.13.
man
- documentation for various functions - 1.14.
mkdir
- make new directories. - 1.15.
module
- load software on slurm - 1.16.
mount
- mount filesystem - 1.17.
mv
- move files/folders from one place to another. - 1.18.
pwd
- print working directory - 1.19.
rm
- delete files - 1.20.
rsync
- sync files/folders - 1.21.
sbatch
- Submit job to Slurm - 1.22.
scancel
- Cancel Slurm Jobs - 1.23.
scp
- copy files/folders over ssh - 1.24.
sed
- tranform/replace text! - 1.25.
seq
- sequence of numbers - 1.26.
setfacl
- change file/folder permissions - 1.27.
sinfo
- View information about Slurm nodes and partitions. - 1.28.
sort
- sorts lines - 1.29.
ssh
- secure shell protocol - 1.30.
ssh-keygen
- Make SSH key - 1.31.
tail
- read from bottom of file - 1.32.
tar
- compress/uncompress files - 1.33.
touch
- Make File - 1.34.
trap
- signalled execution - 1.35. Reset GNOME Terminal Hotkeys
- 1.36. Manging Multiple Compiler Versions
- 1.1.
- apptainer
- Apptainer
- 2. ChimeraX
- 3.
ffmpeg
: Movies - 4. GNU Parallel