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* Accounts | * Accounts | ||
** Requesting an account | ** [[Requesting an Account on Firebird|Requesting an account]] | ||
** Requesting a guest account | ** [[Requesting a Guest Account on Firebird|Requesting a guest account]] | ||
** Creating an SSH key for Firebird | ** [[Create an SSH Key for Firebird|Creating an SSH key for Firebird]] | ||
* Accessing Firebird | * Accessing Firebird | ||
** Open OnDemand | ** [[Open OnDemand on Firebird|Open OnDemand]] | ||
** Terminal | ** Terminal | ||
* Transferring files | * Transferring files | ||
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** Terminal | ** Terminal | ||
** Graphical tools | ** Graphical tools | ||
* Running graphical applications | * [[Running Graphical Applications on Firebird|Running graphical applications]] | ||
* Python | * Python | ||
* Slurm | * Slurm | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 14 July 2026
Members of the Swarthmore community have access to Firebird, Swarthmore’s high-performance computing cluster.
- Accounts
- Accessing Firebird
- Open OnDemand
- Terminal
- Transferring files
- Open OnDemand
- Terminal
- Graphical tools
- Running graphical applications
- Python
- Slurm
- Ollama and LLMs
- Technical Specifications