Last release (0.16.0) introduced a connection model between GêBR and the working servers, rooted through a new player, known as Maestro. That change was the key to allow many remarkable improvements (see the post). However, that also brought some annoying behaviors, like few more login password requirements to establish all inter-machine connections.
This release brings wizards to simplify all that connection process, turning it now almost painless. But 0.18.0 is not only about fixing 0.16.0 drawbacks. There are many more improvements to mention: (Click here to read the rest of this entry)
GêBR will be presented at Copenhagen as part of the program of EAGE Workshop Open-source E+P Software – Six Years Later. The attendees will be the first to see the new features that are about to be released in few weeks.
EAGE Workshop ‘Open-source E+P Software – Six Years Later’ is being held on Friday 8 June at the Bella Center in Copenhagen immediately after the Annual Meeting. Open-source software has a valuable role in exploration geoscience and this is an excellent opportunity to catch up with developments. Read more…
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Seismic Un*x (SU), fully integrated with GêBR, is the major set of programs for seismic processing employed by GêBR users. However, to take full advantage of this package through GêBR, it is up to the users install SU properly in their systems.
Despite well documented, the whole install process of SU might be cumbersome to new users. To made this task easier, GêBR Project provides a script to carry out all necessary steps to install SU properly, at least on Ubuntu systems. The script, updated to install the latest version of SU (43R1), has been tested on Ubuntu LTS 10.04, but should work on newer ones too.
NOTE: The script was updated to install SU44R1 and was tested on Ubuntu LTS 14.04 as well as on Ubuntu LTS 16.04.
Follow these steps to install SU: (Click here to read the rest of this entry)