Dear Phoebe,
For all x86 ones - I found using crouton + Xubuntu LTS on a chromebook
very good. Including 3D acceleration [1]. Provided the HDD has space
you can have complete workstation. Of course needs the students need
to enable developer environment.
Which model are you talking about? ARM
Being on the ccp4bb I feel I should ask if ccp4mg isn't suitable for your
purposes?
Sam
From: "Phoebe A. Rice" <pr...@uchicago.edu>
To: "ccp4bb" <CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK>
Sent: Wednesday, 23 May, 2018 22:01:16
Subject: [ccp4bb] teaching question: graphics fo
Re: [ccp4bb] teaching question: graphics for chromebook?
As an alternative option you might consider IcmJS which will run on Chromebook
as well as Windows and Mac. It is a free JavaScript/HTML5 3D molecular viewer
which does not require any plug-in or browser extension and runs inside any
modern
As an alternative option you might consider IcmJS which will run on
Chromebook as well as Windows and Mac. It is a free JavaScript/HTML5 3D
molecular viewer which does not require any plug-in or browser extension
and runs inside any modern web browser.
There is more information about IcmJS
t; on behalf of Phoebe A. Rice
<pr...@uchicago.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 1:01:16 PM
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Subject: [ccp4bb] teaching question: graphics for chromebook?
One for fellow educators:
For years, I’ve given students pymol-heavy homework assignments. Today I found
out tha
If the chromebook has a USB port, and if the laptop can be booted using an
external drive, you could boot the laptop with a Linux operating system and the
educational version of PyMOL installed on a USB stick.
Or you could just pay the $269/year for the Laboratory & Classroom
subscription,
One for fellow educators:
For years, I’ve given students pymol-heavy homework assignments. Today I found
out that at least one has a chromebook and can’t install Pymol.
I gather that these chrome thingies are becoming more and more popular with
students, so I’m wondering if someone out there
