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I have to simulate. but I cannot open and type these codes below in vortivcity directory.I am using remote connection from mac to university machine.

[sbalta@dps11 bin]$ cd vorticity

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$ 1 2 GfsSimulation GfsBox GfsGEdge {} { 

-bash: 1: command not found

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$ 1 2 GfsSimulation GfsBox GfsGEdge {} {

-bash: 1: command not found

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$   GfsTime { end = 0 }

-bash: GfsTime: command not found

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$ }

-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `}'

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$ GfsBox {}

-bash: GfsBox: command not found

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$ 1 1 right

-bash: 1: command not found

[sbalta@dps11 vorticity]$ 1 1 top

-bash: 1: command not found

A text editor is not a word processor. You need to save your code as a simple text file, you can do that either by choosing "save as text" or the equivalent option in whichever word processor you used that created an rtf file, or just use a simple text editor.

You have not told us what operating system the remote machine is but one (or more) of these should already be installed:

• nano


• 
  vim <-- NOT easy to use if you don't know it


• 
  emacs <-- slightly easier to use (the first time) but still geeky


• gedit


• pluma


• kate


• nedit

Just try these commands, the first one is almost certain to work on prety much whatever system you are running. Paste your lines into a blank file, and save it as something (for example mycode.gfs).

Once you have saved the file, you will need to run it using Gerris. I have never used this program but according to it's wiki, you should be able to do something like:

gerris2D mycode.gfs