merge and move support pages

this are now under the /support path, meaning that this is unified for
all clusters.
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### Module Release Stages
To ensure proper software lifecycle management, PModules uses three release stages: unstable, stable, and deprecated.
To ensure proper software lifecycle management, PModules uses three release stages: unstable, stable, and deprecated.
1. **Unstable Release Stage:**
* Contains experimental or under-development software versions.
* Not visible to users by default. Use explicitly:
1. **Unstable Release Stage:**
* Contains experimental or under-development software versions.
* Not visible to users by default. Use explicitly:
```bash
module use unstable
```
* Software is promoted to **stable** after validation.
2. **Stable Release Stage:**
* Default stage, containing fully tested and supported software versions.
* Recommended for all production workloads.
```bash
module use unstable
```
3. **Deprecated Release Stage:**
* Contains software versions that are outdated or discontinued.
* These versions are hidden by default but can be explicitly accessed:
* Software is promoted to **stable** after validation.
```bash
module use deprecated
```
* Deprecated software can still be loaded directly without additional configuration to ensure user transparency.
2. **Stable Release Stage:**
* Default stage, containing fully tested and supported software versions.
* Recommended for all production workloads.
3. **Deprecated Release Stage:**
* Contains software versions that are outdated or discontinued.
* These versions are hidden by default but can be explicitly accessed:
```bash
module use deprecated
```
* Deprecated software can still be loaded directly without additional configuration to ensure user transparency.
## PModules commands
@@ -113,7 +116,7 @@ module load gcc/14.2.0
module load openmpi/5.0.5
```
#### module purge
### module purge
This command is an alternative to `module unload`, which can be used to unload **all** loaded module files.
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### Requesting Missing Software
If a specific software package is not available in PModules and there is interest from multiple users:
* **[Contact Support](../99-support/contact.md):** Let us know about the software, and we will assess its feasibility for deployment.
* **[Contact Support](../../support/index.md):** Let us know about the software, and we will assess its feasibility for deployment.
* **Deployment Timeline:** Adding new software to PModules typically takes a few days, depending on complexity and compatibility.
* **User Involvement:** If you are interested in maintaining the software package, please inform us. Collaborative maintenance helps
ensure timely updates and support.
ensure timely updates and support.
### Requesting a Missing Version
If the currently available versions of a package do not meet your requirements:
* **New Versions:** Requests for newer versions are generally supported, especially if there is interest from multiple users.
* **Intermediate Versions:** Installation of intermediate versions (e.g., versions between the current stable and deprecated versions)
can be considered if there is a strong justification, such as specific features or compatibility requirements.
### General Notes
* New packages or versions are prioritized based on their relevance and usage.
* For any request, providing detailed information about the required software or version (e.g., name, version, features) will help
expedite the process.