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Download Center V4.5
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The Models@Home User's Manual contains all the information you need to get your own cluster running. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader :
ModelGuide.pdf (last update from 2003/01/15)
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The Models@Home Distribution is a ~10 MB Zip-file for Linux and Windows, including the cluster interface source code to use in your own programs. Since V2.4, there is increased support for automatic installation of larger programs, since V2.5 Windows 2000 and Redhat 7.3 are also fully tested. Since V3.1 Redhat 8.0 and Windows 98/ME are supported (thanks Lionel) and the Python cluster interface is much more comfortable to use. Since V4.5, RedHat 9.0, Fedore Core, Mandrake 9.0, Windows 2000 with latest service packs and Windows XP are supported.
cluster.zip (V4.5 with last update from 2004/05/12)
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The Models@Home paper published in Bioinformatics 18, 315-318, copyright Oxford University Press.
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Supplementary material: The Models@Home paper in Microsoft Word format and a Models@Home Power Point presentation in case you want to use some of the text and graphics.
Optional downloads in case you want to modify the source code:
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Source code for the Linux idle detection module, based on Jamie Zawinski's XScreensaver :
id_linux.tar.gz (last update from 2001/10/30)
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Source code for the Windows idle detection module, based on Bill Buckels' screen saver :
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Source code for the remaining Models@Home modules (Server, Exec and ScrSaver):
| Additional License Agreement for the Models@Home source code: The Models@Home source code "cluster.c" is available on a
"tit for tat" basis
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