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Just found:
http://medfoss.apfelkraut.org/
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Hi all,
To put some meat behind the effort to create a medical linux distribution I
have started to produce a number of live media.
Currently available are:
1.) Debian based Live-CD (Xfce-based)
2.) openSUSE based Live-CD (KDE4-based)
3.) openSUSE based virtual machine (vmware/virtualbox)
4.) openSUSE based disk image
Downloads:
1.)http://wiki.gnumed.de/bin/view/Gnumed/InstallerGuideHomeShort
2.)http://susestudio.com/download/4d771f3b6a19b08397920f4513c9ab88/GNUmed_L…3.)http://susestudio.com/download/512e770fb3ebb7f6fb6a227006280e69/GNUmed_L…4.)http://susestudio.com/download/136f626dc436b9693a09fd665bbeff1f/GNUmed_L…
The openSUSE downloads will expire in 7 days. Unless I find some hoster where
I can store the images I cannot continously provide them. Suggestions ?
All versions include a fully configured GNUmed 0.6.2 that can access a local
(as in included and running) GNUmed database.
These images are only proof of concept and are intended to serve as a nucleus
for a medical linux distribution (that means packaging and including more
packages)
Have a look and identify areas that can benefit from a concerted effort (e.g.
wallpaper, bootsplash, firefox plugins)
Sebastian
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Betreff: Re: Fedora medical sig /openSUSE medical
Datum: Mittwoch 10 Februar 2010
Von: Charles Plessy <plessy(a)debian.org>
An: debian-med(a)lists.debian.org
Le Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 03:46:01PM +0100, Sebastian Hilbert a écrit :
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> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/FedoraMedical
> http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE-Medical
Thanks, Sebastian, I added these links to the DebianMed wiki page.
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Tsurumi, Kanagawa, Japan
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Hi all,
There is one thing most of us have in common. It is the wish or goal to create
a computer operating system tailored to the needs of medical professionals ,
biochemists physiotherapists and many more.
We all like free software. Recently a number of groups have formed to tackle
the same problem.
There is
- the Fedora special interest group
- the openSUSE medical group
- the Debian-med group
- the linuxforclinics project
While diversification is natural it splits resources as well. As a software
developer and release manager for GNUmed I kindly ask anyone active in these
groups to stand together and get it started.
As a first project I propose work on the distribution independent artwork.
Please create
a) a boot splash screen that looks adequate for a business, healthcare setting
b) a wallpaper that reflect the healthcare setting (please no red cross and if
possible no people in white coats or the like) Be creative.
If you can please get artwork communities involved. Post to their forums. Make
the aware of the effort. Thanks.
As for the infrastructure:
I know that Debian-med has a subversion repository which could host such
things. I recommend agianst starting another mailing list just yet. There is
one each for all projects already.
As Andreas from Debian med put it. The goal is to refrain from starting yet
another distribution but instead be better then what is there so your work
will be the natural choice.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Hi all,
1.) software reagarding medical/scientific tasks are spread all over the web.
Effort has been undertaken to aggerate those in one place. Personally I have
lost track. There are projects at freshmeat, sourceforge, savannah, debian-med
and whatnot.
I personally feel it is up to the project maintainers to make their work
public. Sure it would help if there was this one place where all software
could come together but this is the missing link so far
2.) I did not find GNUmed listed at Debian-med any more. Did I just overlook
it or miss something ?
3.) There seems to be an unofficial Debian package of openemr you might want
to take a look at
http://www.openmedsoftware.org/wiki/OpenEMR_Downloads
Summary: Visibility of the great software and packaging effort of FOSS
software is far from ideal. This severly hinders your chances to get picked up
by users.
Everyone and their uncle has an app store today. All but FOSS software. Which
is a shame. I mean first we create an kick ass alternative software. Then we
either do not package it at all and require users to have Jedi powers to get
it running or we package it in far too many formats and distributions so that
a single prospective user does not have the slightest chance to get it
installed. Why the hell do I need deb (Debian/Ubuntu etc.) rpm (individual rpm
indeed for openSUSE, Fedora, Mandriva etc.) ebuild and whatnot ?
Come on I am a software developer. Currently I spend more time packaging
software then developing. This got to change. I know this is good for a flame
war. Please don't. Let us find ways or maybe an infrastructure where packagers
from various distributions can collaborate.
Tell you what. The minute the Linux/FOSS community decides on one package
format we will see adoption rate go up. Distributions could concentrate on
innovation rather then packaging and software developers would be relieved of
the packaging job and hunting around for the right place to send the software.
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Hello,
The first openSUSE-Medical Team meeting will take place tomorrow
(Saturday February 6) at 14:00 UTC. As always, the meeting will be held
in IRC on the #opensuse-medical channel on Freenode.
Please add your topics to the meeting wiki page at:
http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE-Medical/Meetings
We using for our Meeting the Meetbot. Please check
http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot for the commands.
Please add topics as soon as possible. Also, if you have questions for
the meeting, but can’t attend (we know that the meeting times can’t work
for everyone) please add them to the agenda as well.
For more on IRC meetings, see: http://en.opensuse.org/Meetings/About.
As always, we meet in #opensuse-medical on Freenode. Fire up your
favorite IRC client and head over to #opensuse-medical.
Not familiar with IRC? A good overview can be found at irchelp.org. This
site is not affiliated with openSUSE. For more information on Freenode,
see http://freenode.net/.
Wondering what meeting times are? Check the openSUSE Meetings page. All
project meetings and team meetings should be listed there.
on IRC meetings, see: http://en.opensuse.org/Meetings/About.
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