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 ====Log on :==== ====Log on :====
 For Windows you can use [[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/%7Esgtatham/putty/|Putty]] or Powershell {{:language_lab:pwrshell.jpg?nolink&50|}} to connect from command line\\ For Windows you can use [[http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/%7Esgtatham/putty/|Putty]] or Powershell {{:language_lab:pwrshell.jpg?nolink&50|}} to connect from command line\\
-With Linux{{:language_lab:linux1.jpg?nolink&50|}} or Mac{{:language_lab:mac.jpg?nolink&50|}} you open a terminal window to connect ssh user@compute.ru.is\\+With Linux{{:language_lab:linux1.jpg?nolink&50|}} or Mac{{:language_lab:mac.jpg?nolink&50|}}, open a terminal to connect '' ssh user@compute.ru.is''\\ 
 +Visual Studio Code can also be used for remote connection and work on the cluster, see 
 + [[Compute:vscodeSSH|how to]].\\
 ====User environment :==== ====User environment :====
 Each user has a home folder [/home/<user>] where all work is done\\ Each user has a home folder [/home/<user>] where all work is done\\
-We recommend using a python virtual environment,for more flexibility,\\ **venv** [for example : python3 -m venv myProject] or\\ **conda**, but python and pip are installed on the cluster.\\ +The path for student home folder is a little different [/student/<user>]\\ 
-Pip can also be used to install modules in your home folder, current Python version is 3.9.2.\\ +For those who are using Python, we recommend using a python virtual environment,for more flexibility,\\ 
-We also have a **shared Anaconda installed** where users can connect to and create their virtual environment, please send [[mailto:help@ru.is|email]] for more information\\+
 \\ \\
 All users log onto the Login node of the **Slurm** cluster and run their projects there, but to capture the power of the cluster, one has to submit jobs to the queue (workload manager)\\ All users log onto the Login node of the **Slurm** cluster and run their projects there, but to capture the power of the cluster, one has to submit jobs to the queue (workload manager)\\
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 and the run your job with **sbatch myJob.sh**\\ and the run your job with **sbatch myJob.sh**\\
 In you home directory there is an readMe and template script file (myJob.sh), which can be adjusted to each job's need\\ In you home directory there is an readMe and template script file (myJob.sh), which can be adjusted to each job's need\\
-Please refrain from running interactive jobs on the login node\\+Please refrain from running heavy interactive jobs on the login node.\\
  
 Example batch file\\ Example batch file\\
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 ==Additional information== ==Additional information==
 [[https://code.visualstudio.com/|Visual Studio Code]] can also be used through SSH\\ [[https://code.visualstudio.com/|Visual Studio Code]] can also be used through SSH\\
-[[https://www.anaconda.com/|Miniconda & Anaconda]]\\ 
 Use this email [[mailto:help@ru.is|help@ru.is]] for access requests, inquiries etc.\\ Use this email [[mailto:help@ru.is|help@ru.is]] for access requests, inquiries etc.\\
  
-[[support:issueNet|connection problems ?]]\\ 
  
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