Linux CLSE

This version of the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) is deployed using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and provides an environment to run the licensed software offered by CAEN.

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Information about the Linux Bash shell.
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Pinned Article How are Environment Modules used in the Linux CLSE?

Pinned Article How do I access my AFS files and folders from the Linux CLSE in Fall 2023?

Pinned Article How do I use Environment Modules to select the appropriate Instruction or Research license for a software application?

Pinned Article Why does my terminal look different when logging into a Linux CLSE computer?

Can I install software on a CAEN lab computer?

How can I access my U-M Dropbox files on the Linux CLSE?

How can I access my U-M Google Drive files on the Linux CLSE?

How can I run Linux applications like Google Chrome which are not already installed on the CLSE?

How can I use my wired headphones on CLSE computers when booted into Linux? Can I use Bluetooth headphones?

How do I change the language on a Linux CLSE computer?

How do I unlock my files in Cadence?

How do I use the shared libraries on the Linux CLSE?

I made changes to the Bash dotfiles in my home directory, and now I can’t log into Linux CLSE computers. How do I fix this?

What changes have been made to the GNOME workspace switcher in the Linux CLSE?

What command line text editors are common in Linux?

What folders should I save my files to on a Linux CLSE computer?

What is a lock file, and how do I unlock it?

What is the sudo command? Can I use sudo on computers running the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) for Linux?

When I log into a Linux CLSE computer, I either cannot run software (e.g. command not found), or am automatically logged out. How can I fix this?

Where can I find an online course to help me get started using Linux?

Where is my home directory stored when using Linux CLSE computers?

Why can't I run certain software applications on Linux CLSE computers?

Why does Firefox no longer run for me on Linux CLSE computers?

Why don't I see any applications when I click "Activities" in the Linux CLSE?