> > I should be surprised if they released the program in the form it
> > was in when the paper was published... IMHO it didn't look as if it was
> > working quite as well as they would have liked it to.
>> Other people do. Bowie & Eisenberg have distributed the 3D-1D PROFILE
> program (source and al) Jones distributes THREADER (executable only),
> sippl distributes his program (exe only with free licence). So atleast
> anyone can test their programs.
>
I posted this earlier, but will do so again to minimize these
assumptions and speculations.
About a month ago, George Rose was kind enough to inform me that LINUS
will be made available sometime in January 1996. I believe that they are
trying to refine the program and make it as user friendly as possible.
Cheers
-raman
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