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http://atrpms.net/

 

Welcome to ATrpms.

This is a 3rd party rpm repository. The original focus laid upon software used in natural sciences, especially in the field of high energy physics, e.g. tools for numerical programming or such for scientific publications. But since then this repository has included many non-scientific software titles, like system tools or multimedia packages, resulting in a far more generic repository.

Read the installation instructions to find out the best way to install the software you want. ATrpms' signing key can be found on keyservers, the atrpms rpm package or simply on this website.

Currently packages are only built for Red Hat Linux flavours, maintainers or testers for other platforms are welcome to join the project.

There are various lists for users, developers and other topics. Please use the bug reporting facility to report issues and/or package requests.

Check out the list of mirrors and indexers if you want to optimize your connection speed.

ATrpms is in cooperation with several other 3rd party repositories.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please check out the following rpm repositories also. Most of them are activated in medley's default configuration (for the distributions supported by the resp. repository).

• freshrpms.net by Matthias Saou
• PlanetCCRMA by Fernando Lopez-Lezcano
• NewRPMS by Rudolf (Che) Kastl
• spc repository by Link Dupont
• BIOrpms repository by Bent Terp
• pyvault by Jeff Pitman
• Dag's rpm collection by Dag Wieers
• NyQuist by Matthew Hall
• JPackage
• KDE for Red Hat by Rex Dieter
• Dries' rpm repository by Dries Verachtert
• GStreamer
• Vlugnet by Ronny Buchmann

Two interesting (Red Hat Linux based) HEP projects are:

• CERN Linux
• Fermi Linux

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