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"Are there any applications for Linux?" Now you can reply with confidence: "There are thousands of software for Linux!" One of the proof is SAL's (Scientific Applications on Linux) web page. As of October, 1999, there are more than 2,500 software entries in the SAL database, available for scientists, engineers, and the whole Linux/Unix community! Thanks to all of you SAL users who gave us valuable corrections, contributions and suggestions, and thanks to many software authors who participated in our project and offered more information to the pages.
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What is SAL ?SAL (Scientific Applications on Linux) web page is a collection of information and links of software (from public domain to commercial and anything in between) that scientists and engineers will be interested in. The software listed in SAL is usually ported/developed or known to work on Linux platforms. The broad coverage of the applications will also benefit the whole Linux/Unix community, and the central goal of SAL's project is to promote the use of Linux in the academic/research/high-tech fields. If you find SAL useful, please tell people around you about it. SAL is not just another software repository. The most important SAL feature is how we construct and maintain the information database. For example, SAL not only waits for the software author to submit their software information, but also actively looks for software that is available for Linux. SAL's team also tries to keep the information in SAL's database as current as possible. To achieve that, we ask software authors to contact us for any change of information on the page, and SAL's team even contacts them regularly to acquire any necessary updates. Don't be surprised to see the information in SAL's pages more current than what's on the softwares' home pages. SAL is a never ending project, as new items are added continuously and information is constantly being updated. We certainly welcome your suggestions and comments to help make SAL better. For further information, such as mailing list/mirroring/banner, please consult the FAQ
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USA http://SAL.KachinaTech.COM Australia http://sal.rising.com.au/ Austria http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/opsys/linux/SAL/ Belarus http://sal.iatp.unibel.by/ Brazil (Curitiba) http://SAL.conectiva.com.br/ Brazil(Florianopolis) http://sal.engnux.ufsc.br/ Brazil(IBILCE/UNESP) http://www.biocristalografia.df.ibilce.unesp.br/irbis/SAL/ China http://cheminfo.pku.edu.cn/mirrors/SAL/ Finland http://sal.jyu.fi/ France http://www-sor.inria.fr/mirrors/sal/ Germany http://ftp.llp.fu-berlin.de/lsoft/ Greece http://sal.duth.gr/ Italy (Rome) http://lavcorso.campus.uniroma2.it/SAL/ Italy (Torino) http://chpc06.ch.unito.it/linux/ Japan http://SAL.linet.gr.jp/ New Zealand http://nix.tmk.auckland.ac.nz/SAL Poland http://www.SAL.ps.pl/ Russia (Dubna) http://nfmanosh.jinr.ru/sal/ Russia (Moscow) http://www.sai.msu.su/sal/ Russia (Novosibirsk) http://www.siblug.org/SAL/ Slovak Republic http://sal.upjs.sk/ South Korea http://www.bioinformatics.pe.kr/sal Spain http://ceu.fi.udc.es/SAL/ Taiwan http://pam.hcu.edu.tw/SAL Taiwan http://fox1.csie.ncu.edu.tw/~SAL/ Turkey http://sal.unimedya.net.tr/ United Kingdom http://sheridan.ch.qub.ac.uk/SAL/
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Copyright and Distribution of SAL ?SAL is copyrighted by Dr. Herng-Jeng Jou and Kachina Technologies, Inc. and it can be freely redistributed under GPL version 2 or later, or otherwise as stated by the owners of the individual files included in SAL.
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Would you like to help improve SAL?Since SAL belongs to the entire Linux community, you can certainly help to improve SAL. SAL especially welcomes the following information:
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SAL History:written by Herng-Jeng Jou (hjjou@kachinatech.com)
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Questions or comments regarding SAL? SAL@KachinaTech.COM
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