CLSE for Linux

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 CLSE for Linux?

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 CAEN Linux computer?

Can I install software on a CAEN lab computer?

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

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

How can I upload/archive files in my AFS personal storage to U-M Dropbox from a CLSE Linux computer?

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 CLSE Linux computer?

How do I unlock my files in Cadence?

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

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

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

What command line text editors are common in Linux?

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 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 CLSE Linux computers?

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

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

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