Chemsoft's GUIs for Quantum Chemistry

luceat	2nd July 2010	compose and run a job with Firefly under Windows
Gameix	5th May 2011	compose and run a job with Gamess-US under Linux
Wingam	10th May 2011	compose and run a job with WinGamess/Gamess-Cygwin under Windows
gam32/64	14th May 2011	compose and run a job with gamess.32/.64 under native Windows
FDAlin	18th December 2011	compute and visualize atomic orbitals to Z=120

The scripts have a graphical user interface (GUI) for easy input, and offer graphical visualization of results either within the scripts or by (transparently) calling external programs which can be downloaded for free from the Internet.

Gamess-US can be requested from Mark Gordon's group at the Ames Laboratory hosted by Iowa State University. It is normally downloaded as source (for compilation see left) but can be obtained in several precompiled varieties.

PC Gamess/Firefly is derived from Gamess-US but is now independent. It is developed by Alex A. Granovsky, Lomonosov State University, Moscow. This modern program runs on Windows, Linux/Unix, supercomputers; refer to here for request.

Scripts for automatic Compilation:

Gamess-US 06th June 2013 ( 1 MAY 2013 (R1)), compile automatically and run Gamess on Linux and Cygwin

CPMD-v3.15.3 11th June 2013, compile and run CPMD automatically on live Linux NEW

CPMD can be obtained from the CPMD consortium. After registration you may download cpmd-X.XX_X.tar.gz, the current release of the Car-Parrinello molecular dynamics source code.