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Date: Sat, 02 Mar 2002 09:14:36 -0500
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From: Joe Leonard <jle $#at#$ theworld.com>
Subject: RasMol this time
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Folks, I'm interested in learning where the "best version" of Rasmol is for
Linux.  I've found/built OpenRasmol (from www. openrasmol.org), and it
works after some tweaking with the Makefile.  Are there better/newer versions
of the source I should be using?

Also, are there alternatives to Rasmol?  There are some annoying "doesn't
do's" with the menus and I'd really rather not do X/Motif programming :-)....

Thanks!

Joe