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== LINUX/UNIX pages ==
This is a collection of useful tools, commands, and random odds and ends.


* [[ssh config]]
* [[ssh config]]
* Screen:
** A useful terminal manager - especially on remote servers
** See [https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html User Manual]
** See also this [https://www.bangmoney.org/posts/2004-03-24-screen.html Blog]
* RSA Keys
** Tired of typing in your password every time you log in somewhere? Use an RSA Key. It's also more secure.
** Follow instructions [https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-ssh-keys--2 here] to set-up.
* Source code comparison [[Mdiff]]
* Source code comparison [[Mdiff]]
* [[Compiling on winisk/kazan]]
* [[MPIRUN in the background]]
* [[Limiting MATLAB processor usage]]
* [[Limiting MATLAB processor usage]]
* [[MPIRUN in the background]]
* Combine PNG images into an AVI movie file [[MATLAB animations#Option 1: Creating an AVI file | mkavi.sh ]]
* Combine PNG images into an AVI movie file [[MATLAB animations#Option 1: Creating an AVI file | mkavi.sh ]]
* Cleaning up model output files [[Keep.sh]]
* Cleaning up model output files [[Keep.sh]]
* Remote/Virtual desktop with [[NoMachine NX]]
* Remote/Virtual desktop with [[NoMachine NX]]
* [[Manual process placement on multi-processor machines]]
* [[Login script]] for hood/thelon/winisk/kazan
* [[Login script]] for hood/thelon/winisk/kazan
* [[Manual process placement on multi-processor machines]]
* [[Compiling on winisk/kazan]]
* [[info specific to hood.math]]
* [[info specific to hood.math]]
* [[info specific to boogaloo.math and belize.math]]
* [[info specific to boogaloo.math and belize.math]]

Revision as of 14:10, 21 March 2017

This is a collection of useful tools, commands, and random odds and ends.

  • Screen:
    • A useful terminal manager - especially on remote servers
    • See User Manual
    • See also this Blog
  • RSA Keys
    • Tired of typing in your password every time you log in somewhere? Use an RSA Key. It's also more secure.
    • Follow instructions here to set-up.