Yes, the learning curve for bash is steeper than clicking a .exe . But once you learn to chain jobs with ; , run background processes with & , and monitor htop , you will never go back.
ulimit -s unlimited ulimit -n 65536 ulimit -u unlimited Add these to your g16.sub script. If you are using ssh , you may need to edit /etc/security/limits.conf : Gaussian 16 Linux
If you are a computational chemist, the phrase "segmentation fault" triggers a specific kind of PTSD. For years, running Gaussian on Windows was the default for many students, but ask any high-throughput researcher: Linux is the native habitat of Gaussian 16. Yes, the learning curve for bash is steeper than clicking a