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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. # Add Universe repository and dependenciesĪpt-get install -y software-properties-commonĪpt-get install -y vim nano tar unzip bash-completion debianutils build-essential manpages-dev gfortran sudo wgetĪpt-get install -y libxext6 libxrender1 libxtst6 libxi6 xorg libcanberra-gtk-module libcanberra-gtk3-module packagekit-gtk3-module libnss3Īpt-get install -y /root/itascasoftware_ WHATAMI Itasca Software (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS) ContainerĪpt-get install -y locales language-pack-en Save the text below into a file: f Bootstrap: docker sif files for each version. Be sure to update the Singularity definition file to reference the appropriate version of FLAC3D. Updating FLAC3D Versionįollow the same steps as First Time FLAC3D Image File Creation on Rescale ScaleX to build separate. Execute the command above to launch the FLAC3D GUI.

Use the template now whenever needing to launch FLAC3D – Connect to the machine using the virtual desktop and open the Terminal Emulator. Singularity exec -c flac3d.sif /opt/itascasoftware/v700/flac3d700_gui.sh Run the following lines in a terminal window after launch:Įxport SINGULARITY_HOME=$HOME/work/sharedĮxport SINGULARITY_WORKDIR=$HOME/work/shared This is a Workstation in which to launch FLAC3D on a Linux compute node. Singularity exec flac3d.sif /opt/itascasoftware/v700/flac3d700_gui.shĬreate a new template, using the details below as guidance.
