In order to try FLEUR we provide a container image in which we explain the usage of FLEUR. This approach has the advantage that it will provide you with a fully functional "virtual environment" in which you can use FLEUR and try out the different tutorials.
Tutorial on the web
We are grateful users of the mybinder.org service for providing a tutorial version ready to run in your browser.
Simply try it out:
Tutorial using your own resources
The following requirements must be fullfilled in order to use the tutorial:
Requirements
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You need to install docker/podman on your own computer. We are not able to assist you with this process but for many operating systems it is a rather simple process. You might want to check https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop or https://podman.io/getting-started/installation. For the purpose of this tutorial, either docker or podman can be used. We will use the term docker in the following, but the instructions apply to podman as well. If you use linux it is probably best to use the docker/podman provided by your distribution.
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In order to ease the handling of the tutorial, we provide a small shell script. So you need a unix-shell (bash) on your machine as well.
Start a tutorial on your own computer
On a computer which has docker/podman installed, please use the small shell-script we provide here. Please download the script and execute it with bash future alternatively, change the permissions of the script and make it executable so that you can start it with ./future directly.
The script offers use different commands for starting/stopping and manipulating the tutorial. The general usage in all cases is
bash ./future COMMAND
Please look at the output of bash ./future help for a full list of command and usage instructions.
Tutorial on the web pages
The same content presented in the notebooks can also be accessed here:
Outline:
Download of the tutorial
You can also download the tutorial containing the notebooks, a html-version of the tutorial and the additional files as a compressed tar-file here.
Older tutorial
If you are interested in older tutorial, you will find these here. Please note however, that these might no longer be applicable to current versions of FLEUR.