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Virtual DICE

DICE is also available as a virtual machine. We call it Virtual DICE. It can run in a variety of environments – Windows, Linux, Mac, and so on. The computing help pages give details on how to download, install and use it.

Virtual DICE was previously in testing. It’s now a supported service, so please get in touch with computing support if you have problems with it which can’t be solved with the help of the documentation.

Here’s a screenshot:

Screenshot of Virtual DICE running on a DICE machine

Virtual DICE running on a DICE machine

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