Le Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 09:20:14PM +0200, Andreas Tille a écrit : > On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Charles Plessy wrote: > > >Anonther novelty of this > >release is the first appearance of packages dedicated to experimental > >psychology such as the Python Experiment-Programming Library. > > ... which we do not propagate / advertise inside the med-* > meta-packages nor that I found it listed on our web page. While
Hi all, here is an improved version of the Etch progress report. Maybe you have the same opinion as me: "It reads like those self-advertising messages which we were seeing during windows installs ten years ago". But I think that it is important to show that what we will harvest in Lenny was already ongoing in Etch. ==================================== What is new for Debian-Med in Etch ? ==================================== The Debian-Med project strenghtened its current three main areas of activity: imaging, bioinformatics, and medical practice. But of course, it also benefits of all the other improvements of Debian Etch, such as increased security with signed packages, an new way of exploring the 18,000 available packages - the Debtags, or the official support of the amd64 architecture. More possibilities for neuroscience research. --------------------------------------------- Debian-Med offers tools to work with medical imaging data obtained from various techniques such as magnetic resonnance or computer tomography for instance. These tools are useful to pre-clinical research in neuroscience as well and with the release of Etch, Debian-Med expanded its support with the addition of the NIfTI library, which is particularly focused on magnetic imaging. Other areas of neuroscience are also being covered, such as experimental psychology with packages for the Python Experiment-Programming Library. Increased support of bioinformatics and molecular biology. ---------------------------------------------------------- The number of programs available for multiple sequence alignment in Debian-Med has more than doubled, giving a broad choice of algorithms. Thanks to a collaboration with the upstream author of Seaview, we could move this alignment editor in the main Debian archive. We also expanded the support for phylogenetic analysis by adding to our collection TreeView X, a viewer which can export in SVG format. Molecular biologists will find a new primer design program in Debian-Med, Primer3, and a new version of perlprimer. These two programs nicely complement as the latter a graphical user interface and the former is well suited for high-throughput design. First release with the GNUmed client. ------------------------------------- GNUmed is an electronic medical record management system. Using it with Debian-Med, you will benefit from the robustness of the package dependancies in Debian. Just install the gnumed-client package (or the med-practice metapackage), and the system will take care of adding whatever else you need: HTML browser, spellchecker, scanner support ... Have a nice day, -- Charles Plessy http://charles.plessy.org Wako, Saitama, Japan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
