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Re: [Gnumed-devel] Some suggestions to make gnumed more efficient


From: Sebastian Hilbert
Subject: Re: [Gnumed-devel] Some suggestions to make gnumed more efficient
Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 16:06:29 +0100
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On Wednesday 23 February 2005 22:25, Christoph Becker wrote:
> However, I will install Suse 9.1 again on one of my PCs to play with
> gnumed.
> But I think, that a project like gnumed, which is aimed to be 
> used by GPs should be  easy to  install on  windows  machines. 
It will. I guess, hope, whatever. 
> Nothing 
> against Linux,
Nothing against Windows. It's the old game of someone has to do it. We all 
know this. I know some day someone will write it because it scratches their 
itch. I can only speak for myself but why should I care more about Windows 
users than about Linux users if my boxes run Linux. So from my point of view 
there is no preference. It just so happens that most development is done on 
Linux. 
> but if you want to use speachrecognition (GP Daragon 
> NatSpeak Prof. in the  first place, it works realy great)
For me personally this is not important at all. Maybe it will matter to 
someone else and this someone else will write an easy to install GNUmed 
installer. He or she can ask for help on the list and will get all the help I 
can provide to either Linux or Windows or Mac programmers. No more no less.
But you knew that. 

> ,  RoteListe 
> Windows and Quicken with Onlinebanking and have an account a the
StarMoney can be used if you need an alternative. It works without BTX. At 
least for us. I have never tried GNUcash but apparently kmymoney can be used 
for online banking. 

> APO-Bank (which allows only T-Online-BTX),
Huh, no! Unless I am totally mistaken.
> you have to have Windows . On 
> Windows even PostgreSQL and PgAdminIII come with an easy installer.
So will GNUmed. 

> It should be easy to install the gnumed backend on Windows when using a
> native Windowsport of  PostgreSQL 8
Absolutely. Maybe a job for GNUmed Services Corp .....
Oh that would be me. Hopefully there are some more.

> and it should be not to difficult to 
> understand how the gnumed backend works and how it can be interfaced by
> a GUI.
Hmm. It should not but that depends on your skill. See I lack the skills. But 
I don't consider myself target audience. I f I need to talk to the backend I 
use the middleware. If it lacks features I complain about it on the list.
If you really understand the GNUmed bacend I guess you already have the skills 
needed.

> If I get Gnumed running on Windows I will send you the scripts needed as
> well as the output of Dezign for Databases. But this may take some time.
Thanks for the input.
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