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OsvaldoMartin: /* Plugins on Windows */ nothing to add for windows at the moment

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Plugins on Windows: nothing to add for windows at the moment

OsvaldoMartin: Write a more comprehensive introduction, add information about installing plugins on Linux, add see also to Plugin_manager page

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Write a more comprehensive introduction, add information about installing plugins on Linux, add see also to Plugin_manager page

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Jaredsampson: /* Using Fink */ Change title of section to reflect additonal package managers. Fix link for Fink, add links for MacPorts and Homebrew. Update install example to refer to pymol-py27 fink package and remove unnecessary tags.

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Using Fink: Change title of section to reflect additonal package managers. Fix link for Fink, add links for MacPorts and Homebrew. Update install example to refer to pymol-py27 fink package and remove unnecessary tags.

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Cank: /* Using Fink */

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Using Fink

Cank: /* Plugins on OS X */

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Plugins on OS X

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-== Overview ==
+Plugins are external modules that add functionality to PyMOL.
 ==Installing Plugins==
-Below you will find some more information that may be relevant when installing plugins and that is specific to different operating systems.
+To install a plugin, open PyMOL and then go to
-=== Plugins on Linux ===
+== Writing Plugins ==
-On Linux, PyMOL is generally installed on a system's folder. Thus, if you want to install plugins you should launch PyMOL from a terminal using the command:
+See the [[Plugins Tutorial]].
- sudo pymol
+== Legacy Notes ==
-Alternatively, if you launch PyMOL without administrators rights. The plugin manager will ask you if you want to install the plugin on the local folder
+=== Before Version 2.0 ===
- ~/.pymol/startup.
+Plugins written with PyQt5 do not run in PyMOL 1.x.
-=== Plugins on OS X ===
+PyMOL 2.x has a legacy layer for Tkinter to support old plugins, but the preferred toolkit for new plguins is PyQt5.
-==== Using MacPyMOL ====
+=== Before Version 1.5.0.6 ===
-To rename the executable, right click (or control click) on MacPyMOL and choose "Get Info" in the Panel. Change the Name & Extension to PyMOLX11Hybrid.app. This name can also be changed using the mv command in Terminal.app.
+Before PyMOL's Plugin Manager was added in version 1.5.0.6, plugins could not be installed per user, the plugin search path was a single directory inside the PyMOL installation:
-Once this change is made, half of the program will show up under the X11 icon, and half will show up under the MacPyMOL icon.
+Plugins were limited to single Python files, directories were not supported yet.
-==== Using a Package Manager ====
+=== MacPyMOL ===
- fink install pymol-py27
+MacPyMOL was the native macOS version of PyMOL before version 2.0. It supported Plugins only in the [[MAC_Install#X11_Hybrid|X11 Hybrid]] mode.
-=SEE ALSO=
+== See Also ==
 [[Category:Plugins]]

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	Below you will find some more information that may be relevant when installing plugins and that is specific to different operating systems.		Below you will find some more information that may be relevant when installing plugins and that is specific to different operating systems.
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−	~~=== Plugins on Windows ===~~
−	~~Coming soon~~

	=== Plugins on Linux ===		=== Plugins on Linux ===

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-Plugins are modules which can add functionality to Pymol.
+== Overview ==
-=== Using MacPyMOL ===
+==Installing Plugins==
 The standard OS X Pymol application, MacPyMOL.app does not run with the Tcl/Tk interface which is required for plugins to work. However, a quick renaming of the program from MacPyMOL.app to PyMOLX11Hybrid.app makes the application run as an X11 application, and plugins are now available.
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 Once this change is made, half of the program will show up under the X11 icon, and half will show up under the MacPyMOL icon.
-=== Using a Package Manager ===
+==== Using a Package Manager ====
 An alternative to renaming MacPyMOL is to download the PyMOL installation using a package manager such as [[MAC_Install#PyMOL_and_Fink|Fink]], [[MAC_Install#PyMOL_in_MacPorts|MacPorts]], or [[MAC_Install#Installing_PyMOL_with_Homebrew|Homebrew]].
   fink install pymol-py27
 [[Category:Plugins]]

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 Once this change is made, half of the program will show up under the X11 icon, and half will show up under the MacPyMOL icon.
-=== Using Fink ===
+=== Using a Package Manager ===
-An alternative to renaming MacPyMOL is to download the PyMOL installation using [[Fink]]:
+An alternative to renaming MacPyMOL is to download the PyMOL installation using a package manager such as [[MAC_Install#PyMOL_and_Fink|Fink]], [[MAC_Install#PyMOL_in_MacPorts|MacPorts]], or [[MAC_Install#Installing_PyMOL_with_Homebrew|Homebrew]].
-<pre>
+ fink install pymol-py27
 [[Category:Plugins]]

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 An alternative to renaming MacPyMOL is to download the PyMOL installation using [[Fink]]:
-<code>
+<pre>
 fink install pymol-py25
-</code>
+</pre>
 [[Category:Plugins]]

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