[PyMOL] PyMOL 0.92 via FINK?

Hi Warren,
	When will PyMol 0.92 be available via fink?
Thanks,
Scott

On Oct 26, 2003, at 11:06 PM, Warren L. DeLano wrote:

> PyMOL version 0.92 can be obtained from http://pymol.sf.net at your
> convenience.
>
> Though this is mostly an "under the hood" improvements release, there
> are some developments worth noting:
>
>   Significant changes
>
>    - New "dss" command assigns secondary structure quickly.
>    - PyMOL can now read O/BRIX maps and some Biosym GRiDs maps.
>    - Improved ray tracing quality and speed.
>    - Long lists of residues in selections are now allowed.
>
>   Other changes
>
>    - New "import pymol" support for RPM & Win32 builds that use system
> Python.
>        [Don't forget to call pymol.finish_launching() afterwards
> though!]
>    - Improved alpha-channel support for transparent surfaces and
> backgrounds.
>    - API's "cmd.do" can now take multi-line strings and lists.
>    - New "split_states" command for separating NMR ensembles.
>    - New "cartoon_transparency" setting.
>    - Can display bond valences while in stick mode.
>    - New "stick_ball", "stick_ball_ratio" settings for ball & stick
> models.
>    - Gaussian map generation from model coordinates.
>    - Can preserve original PDB atom IDs (pdb_retain_ids) & order
> (retain_order).
>    - Much much faster loading of multi-model PDB files and 
> trajectories.
>    - Deuterium and Calcium handling improved.
>    - New "set_symmetry" & "get_symmetry" commands.
>    - Mutagenesis wizard preserves cartoons.
>    - New "get_pdbstr" API function.
>    - New "movie_loop" setting can disable looping.
>    - Sculpting engine now aware of simple sp3-sp3 torsions.
>    - Finer Z-scaling/movement control.
>    - Upgrade facility for secure enterprises running Windows.
>
> PyMOL 0.92 also includes various bugs fixes with cartoons, rendering,
> CGOs, sessions, endianness, multithreading, raytracing, OS X, and
> isosurfaces.
>
> As always, upgrade with caution.  Don't update right before an 
> important
> presentation, and be sure to test your existing session files. Please
> report any trouble.
>
> Probably the most problematic aspect of the new version will be the
> increased WYSIWYG behavior of the ray-tracer with respect to line
> widths.  If the bonds in your figure just got thinner, that's the
> culprit.  You can manually adjust the various *_width or *_radius
> settings to achieve the desired results.
>
> Cheers,
> Warren
>
>
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