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A standard Research computer will have the following software installed.
A standard Research computer will have the following software installed, depending on the platform.


== Windows XP SP2 ==
This page is for listing purpose only, not for installation instructions.
All latest patches.
 
* Adobe Creative Suite 2:
== Windows XP ==
** Adobe Photoshop CS
For 32-bit platforms, Windows XP Professional (x86, Corporate VLK edition) is the ONLY officially supported Windows operating system.
** Adobe InDesign
 
** Adobe GoLive!
== Windows 7 ==
** Adobe Illustrator
For multicore 64-bit hardware, Windows 7 Enterprise Edition is standard
** Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional
 
*** During install, set the default .pdf handler to be the Acrobat Reader!
=== Standard Windows (64- and 32-bit) Packages ===
** On Windows XP Pro x64 machines, install CS2 in a separate Adobe folder, not Program Files or Program Files (x86)
 
* Adobe Acrobat Reader 7
* Device drivers, including [[printers]]
** Install Adobe Reader AFTER Adobe Professional (and set Reader as default)
* 7Zip
* Adobe ImageReady
* Adobe Creative Suite 6
* Adobe Premiere Pro
* Adobe Acrobat Reader
* ASUS Probe (motherboard monitoring)
** This is for reading PDF documents, while Acrobat Professional is for creating/editing.
** found on ASUS motherboard CD's, or http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/ASUS-PC-Probe-Download-4498.html
** Install Acrobat Reader AFTER Creative Suite.<br>''Installing Reader as the last .pdf handler makes it become the default, which has no license limitations.  Acrobat Professional (.pdf handler included in Creative Suite) should ONLY be used when you need to edit PDF files.  Using it to view PDFs will needlessly tie up a license.''
* Adobe Updates
** launch from the Help menu in any Creative Suite applications
* Audacity
* Autodesk Building Design Suite Ultimate 2014 (contains AutoCAD, Revit, Architecture, MEP, SketchBook, Raster Design, ReCap, 3ds Max Design, Inventory, InfraWorks, Robot Structural Analysis Professional)
* Autodesk Maya
* CityEngine (ver 2010)
* CPUZ - a system information utility.
* Cycling 74 MAX/MSP/Jitter (ver 5.1.9)
* Firefox
* Google Sketchup Pro  
* Google Chrome
* ImgBurn (CD/DVD burner)
* Java Development Kit (JDK) 6 (Sun Microsystems)
* [http://www.sassafras.com Sassafras] K2 Keyserver Client
* Trend Micro OfficeScan
* Microsoft DirectX Runtimes (latest)
* Microsoft .Net Framework (latest)
* Microsoft Internet Explorer
* NotePad Plus (text editor)
* Microsoft Office 2010 (only available for university-owned computers that are on campus at least 90% of the time). 
* PuTTY (telnet / ssh client)
* Solidworks
* VLC Media Player
** supports VCD, DVD, AVI, MKV, Ogg, OGM, 3GP, MPEG-1/2/4, WMV, RealMedia, FLV and QuickTime
* WinSCP (FTP client)
 
=== On Request ===
* AtlasTi
* AtlasTi
* iTunes & Quicktime (Bundled together)
* Mathworks Matlab<br>''SIAT has a limited number of Matlab licenses with a small subset of the toolboxes.  For the complete toolbox set, we recommend using the SFU campus version which also supports many more simultaneous license uses than SIAT's does.  The only limitation with the SFU version is that you must be connected to the campus network for their version of Matlab to run. Users must register and download their own personal version from this  [http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software/matlab.html link]''
* Java 1.5 J2SE SDK [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp Download Link]
* Other Microsoft software: researchers can access a wide variety of Microsoft software through the SIAT MSDNAA program: https://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/computerlabs/surreylabs/lab_support_services/siat_msdnaa.html
* K2 client http://www.sassafras.com/k2/revisions/downloads.html
* SPSS is available through the SFU software portal: [http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software.html http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software.html]<br />If your credentials don't allow you to download SPSS, please contact us (SIAT IT services) and we can install it for you.
** [[Media:K2Client.exe|local Windows copy]]
** Host DNS Name: '''research-keyserver.iat.sfu.ca'''
** More information on the [[Sassafras Client]]
* MacAfee AV 8 Ent.
* Macromedia Suite 8
** Dreamweaver
** Fireworks
** Flash
** Freehand)
** Run one of the applications and enter our serial number in!!
* Maya - Instructions [[Maya|here]]
* Nero (CD/DVD burning)
* Microsoft Office - complete install
* Mozilla Firefox - set as default browser.
* Mozilla Thunderbird email client
* SolidWorks Office Premium
* NikonView (free download)
* Nikon Capture Editor, Camera Control (needs to be keyserved)
** must first perform install using our original CD, '''AND''' you must run it.  This embeds the licensing, which is mandatory for succesful downloads/upgrades from Nikon's web site http://nikonusa.com -> Software Downloads. you '''must''' upgrade incrementally, several times (ie from 4.2 to 4.3 to 4.4).
* nVidia video
** latest unified driver, for 5200 / 5600 / 6600 / 7600 cards
 
* PuTTY
** Dream for one day: Defaults for fraser and our shell box?
* RealPlayer
** when installing RealPlayer, manually de-select every single media-type which has another association already (such as Windows Media Player). Installing other players (like Quicktime) '''after''' RealPlayer will ensure they handle the media-types they should.  Restrict RealPlayer to as few media-types as possible.)
** disable the Real Message Center.  Turn it off so it doesn't even load in the System Tray.
* OpenOffice 2.0
* WinSCP
** Dream, for one day:  include defaults for connecting to tirpitz, surrey, and fraser
* Lexmark T630-capable printer drivers
* HP 4600n-capable printer drivers
** printer-info needs to be added to Research web-info:
** IP-addresses, location, capabilities, where to get supplies, how to add them in Linux/Irix/OS-X/WinXP
** how to query the printer for int. info (IP-address, name, no. of pages, toner-levels, etc)
* [[Setup Windows Server Update Services|Windows Server Update Services]] - Automated Windows Updates


== Linux ==
== Linux ==
Complete install of SuSE 9.3 Pro.
Complete install Ubuntu
* Auto-update.
* Auto-update
* <s>Both KDE and</s> GNOME, maybe some other WMs too.
* <s>Both KDE and</s> GNOME, maybe some other WMs too.
* Development tools
* Development tools
** Eclipse (Java & C++ support)
** Eclipse (Java & C++ support)
** Fortran stuff
* Mozilla Firefox
* Mozilla Firefox
* totem, mplayer, xine?
** fully working!!! DeCSS, MP3, AAC, etc
* K3B for cd/dvd writing
* K3B for cd/dvd writing
** Mark: add ldap users to cd writing group!
 
** Robin: SUSE9.3 should have pam_console, which is the proper solution.
Other distributions of Linux are also available - just ask! We often have SuSE, and Gentoo on-hand, but Fedora and others are easy to obtain.
* Ubuntu: http://www.marzocca.net/linux/bum.html
We can help with dual-boot setups, or provide LiveCDs (which don't actually install, but rather let you test-drive Linux).


== Mac OS-X ==
== Mac OS-X ==
Complete install of OS 10.4 with all updates, XCode Tools
Complete install of OS 10.4 with all updates, XCode Tools
* Adobe Photoshop CS
* Adobe Creative Suite 6 (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, Flash, Prelude, Bridge, Fireworks, Acrobat Pro)
* Adobe ImageReady
* <s>Adobe GoLive CS</s> (Audition replaced GoLive in later versions of Adobe Creative Suite, including Creative Suite 6)
* Adobe Acrobat 6 Pro
* <s>Final Cut Pro HD</s>
* Adobe InDesign
* Adobe GoLive CS
* Adobe Illustrator
* Final Cut Pro HD
* K2 client http://www.sassafras.com/k2/revisions/downloads.html
* K2 client http://www.sassafras.com/k2/revisions/downloads.html
** [[Media:K2Client.sea.bin|local Mac copy]]
** [[Media:K2Client.sea.bin|local Mac copy]]
** point to '''research-keyserver.iat.sfu.ca'''
** point to '''research-keyserver.iat.sfu.ca'''
* Microsoft Office for Mac
* Mathworks Mathlab<br>''SIAT has a limited number of Matlab licenses with a small subset of the toolboxes.  For the complete toolbox set, we recommend using the SFU campus version which also supports many more simultaneous license uses than SIAT's does.  The only limitation with the SFU version is that you must be connected to the campus network for their version of Matlab to run.  Users must register and download their own personal version from this  [http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software/matlab.html link]''
* Microsoft Office 2010 for Mac   (only available for university-owned computers that are on campus at least 90% of the time).
* Other Microsoft software: researchers can access a wide variety of Microsoft software through the SIAT MSDNAA program: https://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/computerlabs/surreylabs/lab_support_services/siat_msdnaa.html
* Mozilla Firefox
* Mozilla Firefox
* Stuffit Expander ([[Media:Stuffit_exp_12.0.1.dmg|StuffItExpander 12.0.1 local .dmg copy]])
* Stuffit Expander ([[Media:Stuffit_exp_12.0.1.dmg|StuffItExpander 12.0.1 local .dmg copy]])
* Nikon Capture
* <s>Nikon Capture</s>
* Nikon View
* <s>Nikon View</s>
 
== Microsoft Office 365 ==
For use on personal computers or university-owned computers that will spend most of their time off-campus, consider using Microsoft Office 365 which is freely available to students, staff and faculty.  Please see this link for more information: [[Microsoft Office 365| Microsoft Office 365]]
 
== More Software ==
There are multiple software items available to staff and faculty due to campus license agreements. Not all downloads are available to all staff and faculty.  This software must be downloaded and installed by the end user because it relies on user credentials to determine eligibility and for licensing information.  Please see the following link for complete information:
 
[http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software/ http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software/]
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(SPSS is one of the packages that can be downloaded from the above-mentioned link.)
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Another option for SIAT is:
 
[http://www.sfu.ca/surrey/campus-services-resources/it-services/siatsoftware.html/ http://www.sfu.ca/surrey/campus-services-resources/it-services/siatsoftware.html/]
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Latest revision as of 15:51, 30 November 2018

A standard Research computer will have the following software installed, depending on the platform.

This page is for listing purpose only, not for installation instructions.

Windows XP

For 32-bit platforms, Windows XP Professional (x86, Corporate VLK edition) is the ONLY officially supported Windows operating system.

Windows 7

For multicore 64-bit hardware, Windows 7 Enterprise Edition is standard

Standard Windows (64- and 32-bit) Packages

  • Device drivers, including printers
  • 7Zip
  • Adobe Creative Suite 6
  • Adobe Acrobat Reader
    • This is for reading PDF documents, while Acrobat Professional is for creating/editing.
    • Install Acrobat Reader AFTER Creative Suite.
      Installing Reader as the last .pdf handler makes it become the default, which has no license limitations. Acrobat Professional (.pdf handler included in Creative Suite) should ONLY be used when you need to edit PDF files. Using it to view PDFs will needlessly tie up a license.
  • Adobe Updates
    • launch from the Help menu in any Creative Suite applications
  • Audacity
  • Autodesk Building Design Suite Ultimate 2014 (contains AutoCAD, Revit, Architecture, MEP, SketchBook, Raster Design, ReCap, 3ds Max Design, Inventory, InfraWorks, Robot Structural Analysis Professional)
  • Autodesk Maya
  • CityEngine (ver 2010)
  • CPUZ - a system information utility.
  • Cycling 74 MAX/MSP/Jitter (ver 5.1.9)
  • Firefox
  • Google Sketchup Pro
  • Google Chrome
  • ImgBurn (CD/DVD burner)
  • Java Development Kit (JDK) 6 (Sun Microsystems)
  • Sassafras K2 Keyserver Client
  • Trend Micro OfficeScan
  • Microsoft DirectX Runtimes (latest)
  • Microsoft .Net Framework (latest)
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer
  • NotePad Plus (text editor)
  • Microsoft Office 2010 (only available for university-owned computers that are on campus at least 90% of the time).
  • PuTTY (telnet / ssh client)
  • Solidworks
  • VLC Media Player
    • supports VCD, DVD, AVI, MKV, Ogg, OGM, 3GP, MPEG-1/2/4, WMV, RealMedia, FLV and QuickTime
  • WinSCP (FTP client)

On Request

  • AtlasTi
  • Mathworks Matlab
    SIAT has a limited number of Matlab licenses with a small subset of the toolboxes. For the complete toolbox set, we recommend using the SFU campus version which also supports many more simultaneous license uses than SIAT's does. The only limitation with the SFU version is that you must be connected to the campus network for their version of Matlab to run. Users must register and download their own personal version from this link
  • Other Microsoft software: researchers can access a wide variety of Microsoft software through the SIAT MSDNAA program: https://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/computerlabs/surreylabs/lab_support_services/siat_msdnaa.html
  • SPSS is available through the SFU software portal: http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software.html
    If your credentials don't allow you to download SPSS, please contact us (SIAT IT services) and we can install it for you.

Linux

Complete install Ubuntu

  • Auto-update
  • Both KDE and GNOME, maybe some other WMs too.
  • Development tools
    • Eclipse (Java & C++ support)
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • K3B for cd/dvd writing

Other distributions of Linux are also available - just ask! We often have SuSE, and Gentoo on-hand, but Fedora and others are easy to obtain. We can help with dual-boot setups, or provide LiveCDs (which don't actually install, but rather let you test-drive Linux).

Mac OS-X

Complete install of OS 10.4 with all updates, XCode Tools

  • Adobe Creative Suite 6 (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, Flash, Prelude, Bridge, Fireworks, Acrobat Pro)
  • Adobe GoLive CS (Audition replaced GoLive in later versions of Adobe Creative Suite, including Creative Suite 6)
  • Final Cut Pro HD
  • K2 client http://www.sassafras.com/k2/revisions/downloads.html
  • Mathworks Mathlab
    SIAT has a limited number of Matlab licenses with a small subset of the toolboxes. For the complete toolbox set, we recommend using the SFU campus version which also supports many more simultaneous license uses than SIAT's does. The only limitation with the SFU version is that you must be connected to the campus network for their version of Matlab to run. Users must register and download their own personal version from this link
  • Microsoft Office 2010 for Mac (only available for university-owned computers that are on campus at least 90% of the time).
  • Other Microsoft software: researchers can access a wide variety of Microsoft software through the SIAT MSDNAA program: https://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/computerlabs/surreylabs/lab_support_services/siat_msdnaa.html
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Stuffit Expander (StuffItExpander 12.0.1 local .dmg copy)
  • Nikon Capture
  • Nikon View

Microsoft Office 365

For use on personal computers or university-owned computers that will spend most of their time off-campus, consider using Microsoft Office 365 which is freely available to students, staff and faculty. Please see this link for more information: Microsoft Office 365

More Software

There are multiple software items available to staff and faculty due to campus license agreements. Not all downloads are available to all staff and faculty. This software must be downloaded and installed by the end user because it relies on user credentials to determine eligibility and for licensing information. Please see the following link for complete information:

http://www.sfu.ca/itservices/technical/software/

(SPSS is one of the packages that can be downloaded from the above-mentioned link.)

Another option for SIAT is:

http://www.sfu.ca/surrey/campus-services-resources/it-services/siatsoftware.html/