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Pan-American Journal of Aquatic Sciences (2009), 4(3): I-VI Table I. Estimated costs of proprietary software compared to some software included in Poseidon Linux (continued). Free Software Virtualbox Blender Audacity PostegreSQL or MySQL PostGIS GCC Proprietary Software Vmware Maya or 3D Studio Sound Forge Oracle 10g (Enterprise) ArcSDE Intel C Compiler Estimated Price (US$) 189 3,500 300 40,000 1,800 400 Area Desktop Virtualization Computer Graphics and Animation Multimedia Database Database for GIS Programing IV G77 Intel FORTRAN Compiler 700 Programing ClustalX, NCBI Tools, TreePuzzle, TreeView, and others Vector NTI Advance + Sequence Analysis Software Ruo 4,800 + 10,000 Bioinformatic Cn3D Hyperchem 1,494 Bioinformatic Softwares for a normal desktop (internet, mail,office, etc) Windows, Antivirus, Office, Corel Draw, Photoshop, DVD, CD Burner, Firewall, PDF, HTML, Publishing, etc... 15,000 Softwares for Workstation MapServer ArcIMS TOTAL (in US$) 10,000 168,859.95 Webmapping For 1 license of each proprietary software C. S. FERREIRA ET AL.
Poseidon Linux 3.x – The Scientific GNU/Linux option V Figure 1. Map from the South Brazilian coast (Ferreira et al. 2005). Figure 2. 3D model from Rhamdia quelen Growth Hormone (two disulfide bonds in detail) performed - from modeling to drawing - under Poseidon Linux. Conclusions and Remarks The philosophy behind Poseidon Linux is the same as mainstream science: free access to new technologies and the freedom to exchange knowledge between scientists and the general public. This allows people from developed to developing countries to have the same access to high quality scientific software. Born out of a local effort (in Brazil), to initiate and encourage the use of high quality free software for academic and scientific purposes, Poseidon Linux has evolved and gone far beyond the original aims of the project. Even when there was only a single Portuguese language website, it scored Pan-American Journal of Aquatic Sciences (2009), 4(3): I-VI
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