I was pretty much interested in Bio-Linux. However, the version of Galaxy that
comes with it is already outdated and there is no easy way to update it. It is
possible to delete it and re-install a newer version, this would be another
possibility...
Le 2013-04-25 à 05:50, Hans-Rudolf Hotz a écri
Hi David
I have not used or tested it myself yet, but: have you looked into
"Bio-Linux" ?
The latest release (Bio-Linux 7) comes with Galaxy pre-installed, see:
http://nebc.nerc.ac.uk/tools/bio-linux/bio-linux-7-info
Regards, Hans-Rudolf
On 04/25/2013 12:52 AM, David Joly wrote:
Thanks
Hi David,
Galaxy does sound like a great match for this course. It could also play a
(smaller) part in the other course you are considering. Part of the course
could include installing Galaxy and wrapping other tools to put into it.
We are a Python based framework
I do strongly recommend you l
Thanks Dave!
The focus is clearly more like your second description. The course is not
intended to show them how to use command lines, or how to navigate in a
UNIX environment and how to program. In fact, I think some would call what
I have in mind more of a "computational biology" course than a
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Hi David,
Using Galaxy to teach undergraduates is a long term interest of mine.
Which, unfortunately, does not mean I have yet put a lot of thought into
it. However, lack of thought hasn't stopped me yet.
First, this topic was discussed in a breakout at last year's GCC:
http://wiki.galaxyproje
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