2022 tutorial csc #127
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…about the Cray PE and Lmod.
…rmation in the README for the repository.
…olchain in Terminology.
…LUMI-specific material.
…eed to be rewritten.
…me of the material in an earlier section on the Cray PE.
…LUMI-specific material.
…eed to be rewritten.
…me of the material in an earlier section on the Cray PE.
…r EasyBuild tutorials.
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The tutorial given to CSC and some users from local organisations in the spring of 2022. It is focused on the specific application of EasyBuild on LUMI.
There are still several spelling errors reported. However, there is only one true spelling order and it is in a file which is not part of the pull request, and all other spelling errors are the same, about a string that we use in a directory (UES) where the checker suggests that it should either be YES or USE. That error occurs both in files part of this pull request and files from other tutorials.
I do use mermaid for graphs but I think we used that for the ISC'22 tutorial already to replace some graphics files with more scalable graphics.