Tim wrote:
>Interesting to see this http://www.medfloss.org/node/271. It shows
>that despite the project appearing to be dead there is a lot of
>interest from outside of the project if only the patient could be
>resuscitated :-)
I agree with you...
Tim wrote:
>I think a revitalised web site is
Hi all:
You may consider me a stranger, an outsider...
As an outsider to the project, I can see that:
1) The various web pages that refer to the project are so outdated
giving the idea of a dead project.
At http://www.care2x.org/ you can see:
Demo Page online!
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Hi Tim,
Yes, 2.7.
We should have this on our track. There is not all included what I think
should be on a next release. But my time to contribute ran out and I am
not sure how much I can do here for the leaving tasks in the near future
(meaning: October).
One should be that
gui/smarty_templa
://www.sacollege.net/files/appliances/Care2xMake.zip
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> Hi Robert, I was just trying to summarise the branches that Ap Muthu
&g
Hi Robert, I was just trying to summarise the branches that Ap Muthu
had linked to for the benefit of those who weren't party to the
discussions in Luxembourg. The decision as to which is the basis for
development I was leaving for general discussion. My preference is 2.7
which if I understand corr
Hi Tim,
Am Donnerstag, den 02.10.2014, 12:07 +0100 schrieb t...@weberpafrica.com:
> I think this is the first decision that needs making.
It represents the result of our discussion in Luxembourg :D
2.7 - the current version, just smaller fixes and clearer structure in
several folders. It was ev
we begin developing
> from?
>
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> Subject: Re: [Care2002-developers] The status and future of Care2x
>
>
>> Hi Moye, I agree about bringing all t
https://github.com/care2x
Which branch?
Any other place with latest code base and which should we begin developing
from?
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Hi Moye, I agree about bringing all the versions together and this is
something I have written about before. However as I have said in my
reply to Robert one of the biggest problems is that most if not all
care2x versions are approaching end of life as they simply don't
function properly with PHP v
Hi Robert, I hope all is well with you and your family.
As I have mentioned both publicly and privately I am finding more and
more people telling me that care2x was a great project with more
functionality than other open source HIS but that it is no longer
maintained and basically dead. My point i
HiHo Tim,
as the man who got all the support@care2x mails I can briefly confirm that
there is a huge market on care2x. Most of the questions receiving me are always
the same:
questions about
-> "best practice", what OS should be used
-> language support - how to add languages what can be do
Care2x is still rated highly among HMIS .
I believe the project is very much alive in some regions. The ones that
feel the project is dead is because support for their localized versions is
very little.
One of the challenges I see is that the localized versions differ too much
from the mainline ve
Interesting to see this http://www.medfloss.org/node/271. It shows
that despite the project appearing to be dead there is a lot of
interest from outside of the project if only the patient could be
resuscitated :-)
Tim
On 24 September 2014 13:43, t...@weberpafrica.com wrote:
> Hi Alejandro, I don
On 24 September 2014 22:21, Alejandro de Garate
wrote:
> According to the developer's info from sourceforge: there are 7 admin and
> 102 developers so I suppose you guys already have enough developers.
>
Well in the seven years or so I have been around this project I have
seen commits from maybe
>Hi Alejandro, I don't think it is a lack of people who "can tune" it
>so much as a lack of developers with the time and inclination to do
>so. This is why I was asking for volunteers :-)
>
>Tim
Suppose I can give some help...
According to the developer's info from sourceforge: there are 7 admin
Hi Alejandro, I don't think it is a lack of people who "can tune" it
so much as a lack of developers with the time and inclination to do
so. This is why I was asking for volunteers :-)
Tim
On 23 September 2014 22:29, Alejandro de Garate
wrote:
>>Hi Alejandro,
>>
>>I agree with most of your email
>Hi Alejandro,
>
>I agree with most of your email, but the "tuning" required is no small
>job and getting bigger all the time. This is why I am saying a
>decision needs to be taken whether the project wants to continue.
>
>Are you volunteering to help with the work?
>Tim
I don't know what is the l
I think without an active project creating any business model would be
an act of extreme futility. It is possible to make money from an
active open source project in different ways, but first get an active
project :-)
On 23 September 2014 17:59, Elpidio Latorilla
wrote:
> perhaps the business mod
Hi Alejandro,
I agree with most of your email, but the "tuning" required is no small
job and getting bigger all the time. This is why I am saying a
decision needs to be taken whether the project wants to continue.
Are you volunteering to help with the work?
Tim
On 23 September 2014 18:50, Aleja
As I said previously, there past some time that I do not follow closely Care2x.
After reading the Tim's email...
>From my experience in another sourceforge project, there are different
>possibilities
and none exclusionary.
Some stages could be:
1a) The first is to tune the latest version that
perhaps the business model needs to be changed first... regards.
On Tue, Sep 23, 2014 at 11:36 AM, t...@weberpafrica.com wrote:
> Hi Mauri,
>
> Thanks for your reply, and I hope all is well with you and your wife.
>
> I agree that there is definitely a need for this software, and as I
> said in
Hi Mauri,
Thanks for your reply, and I hope all is well with you and your wife.
I agree that there is definitely a need for this software, and as I
said in my email care2x is definitely the most feature rich of the
HIS. However my experience is that nobody will fund what appears to be
a dead proj
Hi Tim,
We had plans two years ago to update the whole source code but the plans
were changed after we left Tanzania. Last year we looked funding from
Finnish government for another project, but it was not accepted and we sent
another application and decision will be made end of this year. If that
The recent emails regarding care2x in Argentina, and the low level of
response reminded me that I have been meaning to send this email for
sometime.
Having spoken to some Universities recently the general opinion seems
to be that Care2x rates very highly amongst open source HIS in terms
of the amo
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