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======Running PyMOL====== That's it! PyMOL should now work in Quad Buffered 3D Stereo using the NVidia 3D NVision system. To run PyMOL in 3D mode on: *Windows :: '''Start > PyMOL > PyMOL > PyMOL 3D Launch (last menu option) > PyMOL Stereo (Quad Buffered 3D)''' *Linux :: pymol -S -t 1 :: ''Note that hardware stereo may not work in Xorg unless window compositing is turned off; Gnome3, Unity, etc all use window compositing as part of their eye candy. A window manager that should work by default is the MATE desktop. Install this if you have trouble'' * Mac :: Sorry, at this time the NVision system is not known to work on Macs.
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