[Gnumed-devel] RE: Gnumed-devel Digest, Vol 9, Issue 5

[s j tan]

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Today's Topics:

   1. Richard's GUI Interface (Tony Lembke)
   2. link to libs and app (s j tan)
   3. Re: Qt licensing issues for GNUmed (address@hidden)
   4. RE: Qt licensing issues for GNUmed (Tim Churches)
   5. Re: Richard's GUI Interface (Karsten Hilbert)
   6. Re: Qt licensing issues for GNUmed (Karsten Hilbert)
   7. Re: pathology communications (Karsten Hilbert)
   8. Re: Qt licensing issues for GNUmed (Karsten Hilbert)
   9. Re: Re: [Gnumed-devel] Qt licensing issues for GNUmed
      (Tim Churches)
  10. Re: Qt licensing issues for GNUmed (richard terry)


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Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 22:47:47 +1000
From: Tony Lembke <address@hidden>
Subject: [Gnumed-devel] Richard's GUI Interface
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Richard,

Congratulations - your clinical application (as demonstrated to us at 
the gnumed meeting on Friday) got a big wrap yesterday in the keynote 
address at HIC 2003 / 12 cc by Arn Sprogis, who said it was still the 
best clinical software he had seen.

I am sure there is still a lot of interest in getting that interface up 
and running in an open source solid core.

Well done,

Tony Lembke


Why can't the working gui code (in whatever it's written in) just be put
on the gnumed tree , so you can discuss it , and do one of many things
e.g.

1.intergrate it as a client to the gnumed server .
2. play with it, so the desired gui behaviour is known to 
people who want to port it to a different coding ( sounds like 
a porting problem then ).


 

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