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| * The Linux-based analysis or simulation software has no GUI, but there is a Windows GUI. | * The Linux-based analysis or simulation software has no GUI, but there is a Windows GUI. | ||
| * The Windows application may be a pre- or post-processor for a native Linux application. | * The Windows application may be a pre- or post-processor for a native Linux application. | ||
| - | * If the user lacks a workstation with sufficient | + | * If the user lacks a workstation with sufficient |
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| + | ==== Consider Cloud ==== | ||
| + | The CHPC has its own [[https:// | ||
| ==== Have some Wine ==== | ==== Have some Wine ==== | ||
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| - Wine creates a Windows directory structure in your home directory. | - Wine creates a Windows directory structure in your home directory. | ||
| - This could use up your home directory quota rather quickly. | - This could use up your home directory quota rather quickly. | ||
| - | - The " | + | - The " |
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| + | === Wine example === | ||
| + | A Windows application may be installed in exactly the same way. The application will be installed in '' | ||
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| + | $ singularity run / | ||
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| + | It goes without saying that you need to use either X-forwarding or [[howto: | ||
| ==== Final thoughts on using Singularity and Wine ==== | ==== Final thoughts on using Singularity and Wine ==== | ||