Provide the performance and functionality It quickly became apparent that the Java2D graphics did not He then made some performance improvements and began working on rendering In the first few months Miguel contributed the Spanish translationĪnd made an initial pass at the RasMol/Chime script interpreter. Goal of helping build Jmol into a viable replacement for the Howard) joined the project at the end of 2002, with the explicit Jmol - an open source replacement for the Chime plugin Something that was already planned in September 2000 by Dan, EgonĪnd Christoph Steinbeck. In the end of 2002, Egon Willighagen became the new project leaderĪnd a start was made with integrating Jmol with New releases found its way to the user base, and many new features wereĪdded, some of which contributed by users. Streamlining the project as well as the software. Smith took over the project and did a lot of work in Writing and releasing free and open source scientific software.įor more information about the OpenScience project, go to Jmol was started as an OpenScience project which is dedicated to In time, Jmol was hoped to include even more advanced Of the most useful features, and in some ways, it surpassed XMolįunctionality. Of functionally replacing XMol, Jmol duplicated many Although it did not completely met the goal Originator of Jmol, chose to avoid the same problems by making
XMol's demise left a need for a similar tool. For example, the SGI version of XMol did not run on IRIX 6.xīecause IRIX switched to a new executable format. Program was not maintained, the free binary versions became
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Although the program executables wereĭistributed, the source code was not available to users, and since the XMol which was a molecular viewing program developed at the Minnesota Jmol was originally intended to be a fully functional replacement for Jmol - an open source replacement for the Chime plugin.History of Jmol development History of Jmol development
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