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Dear all,
I am using Ubuntu and Debian as my two basic distros and so,
I am all too hesitant in jumping into an entirely different
distribution such as OpenSUSE....
Despite my eagerness about GNU Health, I do not think I will
embark onto OpenSUSE at all.
I still remain of the same opinion as Raymond and I really feel
that a live CD of a pre-installed instance of GNU Health
would make it so much more appealing for people
not-technically-adept to at least give it a go.
Thanks however for listening to my thoughts.
Constantine
On 16/12/2013 06:30 μμ, Raymond Omeni wrote:
Axel,
I have waited for Kostis's response concerning ''the
one-click'' installation of GNU Health on OpenSUSE to
ascertain the ease of installation on openSUSUE. But going by
the instructions on the link you provided in the email to
Kostis, I would say it takes quite a number of clicks to
install GNU Health on OpenSUSE.
Majority of those who are in position to evaluate and
enventually adopt GNU Health may not be people with horned
skills in IT, therefore if the installation involves too many
technical details, there will be a preference for an easier
EMR installation.
I know it may require a lot of work from the GNU Health
technical crew but in my opinion(and I guess the opinion of
many silent voices), a live CD of pre-installed GNU Health
with the option of installation to hard disk is the way to go.
This way, people can easily easily evaluate GNU Health and
decide whether to install it or not on hard drive.
Best regards,
Raymond Omeni
On 12/1/2013 2:41 PM, Axel Braun wrote:
Kostis,
Am Sonntag, 1. Dezember 2013, 10:46:39 schrieb Kostis Mousafiris:
However, I have to admit defeat as all my attempts were unsuccessful and
even when I asked for help from some more experienced people (with
GNU/Linux admin knowledge), we were not able to get it up and running!!
please give it a try and install GNU Health on openSUSE, as described here:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GNU_Health/Operating_System-Specific_Notes#Installing_GNU_Health_on_openSUSE
My goal was to create an easy, dashboard-like installation.
openSUSE is nowadays a one-click installation...gnu health should now be as
well
Give it a try and post your results
Thanks
Axel
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