Regina for Debian
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Regina comes with two main binaries:

- /usr/bin/regina-gui, which starts the graphical user interface;
- /usr/bin/regina-python, which starts a command-line Python session.

Regina also provides several other specialised command-line tools; see the
users' handbook for details.

To get started, take a look at the users' handbook.  You can find it in
/usr/share/doc/regina-normal/docs/en/regina/index.html .

Examples of topology data files and Python sessions can be found in
the directory /usr/share/doc/regina-normal/examples/ .

If you are using Python scripting or if you are building the C++
calculation engine into your own projects, you can find full API
documentation in /usr/share/doc/regina-normal/engine-docs/index.html .

For C++ headers and other development files required to build Regina's
calculation engine directly into your own projects, see the package
regina-normal-dev.

For MPI-enable components that can run on high-performance clusters,
see the package regina-normal-mpi.

 -- Ben Burton <bab@debian.org>, Fri, 30 Mar 2012 14:10:01 +1000