Software in /net/aps
Software available to staff members at the Faculteit der Letteren, on Linux (LWP).
Maintainer: Peter Kleiweg
For easy access to software in /net/aps, put this in ~/.bashrc if you're using bash:
PATH=$PATH:/net/aps/bin
source /net/aps/etc/alias.sh
For (t)csh users, put this in ~/.tcshrc or ~/.cshrc:
setenv PATH "$PATH:/net/aps/bin"
source /net/aps/etc/alias.csh
/net/aps/bin
Some of the software you can run directly if you have /net/aps/bin in your PATH.
- alto
- ALpino TOolkit, see man alto
- dact
- a tool for viewing and analyzing Alpino corpora
- fsa6
- utilities for finite state automata
- go
- The latest version of the compiler for the Go programming language
- julia
- The Julia programming language
- mkdocs
- Project documentation with Markdown, including Material
- nvim
- The latest version of Neovim, the "hyperextensible Vim-based text editor"
- python2
- The final version of Python 2 (2.7.18), including the packages libxml2 and libxslt
- python3.8
- Python version 3.8.20, including the package lxml
- Query
Transform
saxon
- xslt and xquery processing
- shaclinfer.sh
shaclvalidate.sh
- TopBraid SHACL API
- sicstus
- SICStus Prolog
- tinyest
- Tiny Estimator
- tred
- Tree Editor
- xqilla
- XQuery and XPath 2.0
Activation of packages
Some large packages, primarily those for specific domains and with lots of
binaries, are not directly executable. To use such a package, you first run an activation alias.
That's what /net/aps/etc/alias.sh in your ~/.bashrc is for. It defines the following aliases.
- agensgraph-activate
- activate-agensgraph
- AgensGraph
— A fast, reliable graph database management system
with high relational compatibility.
- alpino-activate
- activate-alpino
- Alpino
— A dependency parser for Dutch.
- anaconda3-activate
- activate-anaconda3
- Anaconda
— The Python Data Science Platform, including:
- Conda — Package,
dependency and environment management for any language: Python,
R, Ruby, Lua, Scala, Java, JavaScript, C/C++, FORTRAN
- Glue — Multidimensional data exploration
- Jupyter Notebook —
With support for Julia, Matlab,
Octave,
Python 3, R, and SPARQL
See examples
- Orange — Open source machine learning and data
visualization for novice and expert
- RStudio — Makes R easier to use, with a code editor,
debugging & visualization tools
- Spyder — The Scientific PYthon Development EnviRonment
- fsa-activate
- activate-fsa
- fsa — Programs for constructing finite state automata.
- L04-activate
- activate-L04
- RuG/L04 —
Software for dialectometrics and cartography.
- texmf-activate
- activate-texmf
- LaTeX, TeX, etc. &mdashl with some packages specific for the Faculteit der Letteren
- word2ved-activate
- activate-word2vec
- word2vec —
Tool for computing continuous distributed representations of words.
28 August 2025
p.c.j.kleiweg