A Linux executable is available. We are adopting Sparky to take advantage of a new python extension for analysis of 15 N relaxation data. This new feature automates the extraction of peak intensities and exponential fitting of a series of 2D HSQC-type spectra to obtain T 1 or T 2 values. These tools can also be used for fitting other types of decay data, such as NH exchange for determining protection factors. The newest versions of Sparky, v. 3.70 and later, include these features.
Full documentation is provided, including an online manual .
If you want to print the manual there is a Postscript version with links replaced by page references. Another software tool for the visualization and analysis of NMR data, NMRView may represent a very good choice for the Linux platform, but we have not taken the opportunity to experiment with it yet. Curt Hastings at UC Berkeley has documented his efforts with NMRView and other software in Linux, including his own value-added NMRView distribution. Read more of Curt Hastings' perspective on NMRView in the LinuxNMR mailing list or post your own. Download the Berkeley distribution from Curt Hastings' web site .