Editing Gaussview5 in local linux 64-bit machines (section)

==SETTING UP gaussview in your local linux machine==

''Update: gaussview is already installed and accessible with the command gview''

1. Create a usergroup named gaussian in your local machine. Put the users that want to use gv5 in this group. Usually yourself.

2. Copy the file from the repository into the /usr/local directory tree.

Example
   a) mkdir /apps/gaussview5
   b) cd /apps/gaussview5
   c) scp tccguest@aliga.iciq.es:/users_area/gaussian/gaussview5-linux64/gv5.tgz .
   d) tar -xzvf gv5.tgz

3. Change the group owner of the /apps/gaussview5/gv folder to gaussian
chgrp -R gaussian /apps/gaussview5/gv

4. Check the file /apps/gaussview5/gv/gv5 and copy it to some directory in your execution path.

Example:
   vi /apps/gaussview5/gv/gv5
   cp apps/gaussview5/gv/gv5 /usr/local/bin

3. Try to execute gv5. If it misses some shared library, try to find them in internet and put them in /usr/local/g03.C02/gv5/lib

4. If it does not work, you may have insoluble problems with your graphic set-up. Bad luck.