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Posted
18 days
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Trying the Live CD and experiecing GNUmed should be hassle free. Fortunately it is. Independent of what you run on your PC you can run the Live CD without leaving your working environment. Be it any Linux variant, MS Windows or Mac OS X.
I
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have had success with the free (GPLed) virtualization package by Sun called VirtualBox.
1.) Install Virtualbox on your PC
2.) Create a new guest e.g. Linux/Debian
3.) Connect the Live-CD download (binary.iso) file as a CD-ROM drive for that guest.
4.) Run it and experience GNUmed. [Less]
Posted
20 days
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
For security reasons I have update our Wiki to the latest release.
To the user this should pose no problems. As a plus a new WYSIWYG editor is
now installed to make contributions even easier.
Please take a look at wiki.gnumed.de
Posted
20 days
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
A new GNUmed live CD is out. With the help of this CD one can testdrive GNUmed without altering the currently running environment such as operating system. No installation neccessary.
Just download the CD image and either burn it to a CD or
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set up VirtualBox, Vmware/Vmplayer, QEmu or the likes to accept the CD image as a virtual CD drive.
Just boot the CD in your physical or virtual PC/Mac and testdrive GNUmed.
GNUmed client 0.3.8 is included and configured to connect to either the public GNUmed server via the internet or connect to a GNUmed server included with the CD. No setup needed.
Have fun and please let us know how it works for you. [Less]
Posted
about 1 month
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
This release fixes two more bugs:
0.3.7 -> 0.3.8
FIX: missing gmI18N import in gmEMRStructItems
FIX: missing import of wx._core.PyDeadObjectError in gmDispatcher
As usual, get it from
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.3/
No database changes, again.
Posted
about 1 month
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hello all,
a new bug fix version has been released. The changelog:
0.3.6 -> 0.3.7
FIX: if a writable --conf-file was used the ignore language mismatch wasn't
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found
FIX: do not use dummy name record anymore, fixes name deletion
FIX: missing cfg = ... when exporting doc to disk
FIX: tame overzealous validation code so adding external ID types on the fly becomes possible again
FIX: do not announce new version twice in upgrade-availability message
FIX: fix misguided wording in upgrade-availability message
NEW: improve bug reporting for launchpad
NEW: confirmation dialog before deleting document from tree context menu
NEW: allow editing part comment in document part details dialog
Joe from Three Rivers Hospital greatly helped in finding the bugs.
As usual get it here:
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.3/
And again, no database change is required. [Less]
Posted
about 1 month
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
0.3.5 -> 0.3.6
FIX: exception on missing .helpdesk when no backend profiles found, thanks Geordie
FIX: exception on empty DOB in new patient wizard, thanks CHEF
No DB changes. Get it from
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.3/
Posted
2 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hello all,
this release again fixes a small bug just found:
0.3.4 -> 0.3.5
FIX: reversed logic when detecting new versions
FIX: further SQL improvements to language setting issue
The first item fixes detection
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of new versions over the web.
The second item further improves the SQL function which is
used to detect the database language setting to make it more
proof against future changes.
Again, the SQL fix should be applied manually to existing
databases:
- go to server/sql/v8-v9/fixups/
- remove "--" in front of "set default_transaction_read_only ..." in v9-i18n-dynamic.sql
- run psql -d gnumed_v9 -U gm-dbo -f v9-i18n-dynamic.sql
Newly bootstrapped databases will have it right away.
Get it here:
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/
Karsten [Less]
Posted
3 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
A quick preliminary announcement:
0.3.3 has been uploaded. It contains the following fixes:
0.3.2 -> 0.3.3
FIX: crash on Windows on bootstrapping on asking password with prompt containing "%s"
FIX:
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crash on trying to import document part due to readonly connection
FIX: crash on failure to set database language
FIX: crash on DOB "too early" for platform :-(
FIX: crash on very early failure when instantiating a cStaff object
FIX: crash on catching PyDeadObjectError which must be wx._core.PyDeadObjectError
FIX: crash on auto-setting encounter type for document-import-only encounters
FIX: failure to remember ignored database language mismatch
FIX: failure to one-step bootstrap databases when the authentication group was missing
NEW: improved EMR stats display: make clear that of total known problems only relevant ones are listed
NEW: improved EMR stats display: say "encounters" where "visits" was misleading
Please test ! [Less]
Posted
3 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Eine neue Version von GNUmed behebt einige Fehler.
Neue Version 0.2.8.11
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.2
Diese Version funktioniert weiterhin mit der Datenbank version 8. Wer die schon hat muss an der Datenbank keine Änderungen vornehmen.
Posted
3 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi,
Joe has taken the time to produce a video that show how to install GNUmed client on Ubuntu and run it. I this series a few more videos are planned including setting up postgresql and getting a local database for GNUmed on you
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system.
The video is available from http://www.gnumed.de/promotion/videos/InstallingGNUmed_640.avi
Enjoy and let us know what you think. [Less]
Posted
3 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
The updated version has finally reached the official Ubuntu update channel and will now be installed by default instead of the bugged version 0.2.8.2
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi all,
To follow up on my announcement there is now USBPg v9 available. What is USBPg ?
USBPg v9 is a relocatable PostgreSQL installation for MS Windows with the v9 GNUmed database included. This effectively means that you can now
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run GNUmed without any installation whatsoever from whatever directory you want. To go even further it now possible (TM) to run GNUmed client (0.3.2) and server (v9) from a USB drive.
1.) Download USBPG_v9.zip.
2.) Extract it to any directory on your USB drive e.g. F:\USBPG_v9
3.) Run PortableGISMenu.exe
A small taskbar icon will appear and give you a menu.
4.) Select 'Start Postgresql', 'Stop Postgresql' or 'PgAdmin3'
You can now run GNUmed portable client or the locally installed client.
HINT1: The postgresql database server is configured to accept connections on localhost only but anyone on localhost - change accordingly in the postgresl configurations files if you dislike that.
HINT2: the portable Postgresql starts on port 5432 just as a locally installed client would - either change the port in the postgresql configuration file (but remember to change the port for the gnumed client as well) or simply
stop the locally installed postgresql so the portable server can start on port 5432
Have fun with GNUmed on the go (TM)
The download (47MB) is available at http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/server/v9
Credits go to the fine folks of the FOSS community and Jo Cook for USBGIS (www.archaeogeek.com) [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
I am proud to announce that based on work I completed a year ago we can now have frequently updated version of GNUmed on the go (TM).
What is GNUmed on the go ?
GNUmed on the go is GNUmed for Windows packages to be run from a portable
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device such as USB drive without any installlation. No more dependencies. Run anywhere, anytime. Just doubleclick and connect to the server of your choice.
On top of that GNUmed portable has been packaged to fit right into the PortableApps USB drive solution (www.portableapps.org)
This will cater for two groups of doctors. One group is forced to use MS Windows PCs and prefers to have gnumed run off any portable device such as USB drive, ipod or mp3player. The other group just wants to check out GNUmed on a local PC without taking care of any dependencies.
GNUmed_Portable_0.3.2.paf.exe installs right onto your USB drive which has portable app installed or in a directory of your choice on your PC.
Disclaimer: Do not use it for anything else but testing when installing on your local PC. Once you decide to use GNUmed on your PC we recommend a full installation as described over at wiki.gnumed.de
Planned: integrate with the portable OpenOffice.org
Planned: adapt the splash screen (now shows Abiword :-)
Planned: adapt the documentation [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
It has been some time since I last looked at the bootstrap process on MS Windows. After almost a day of work
I am happy to report that the recent bootstrap scripts have been ported from GNU/Linux to MS Windows.
The Wiki has been updated
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to reflect recent changes like the recommendation to use PostgreSQL 8.3. Info has
been added on the exact installation options for PostgreSQL on MS Windows.
Complete GNUmed setups (client and server) are now possible again. An installer package for MS Windows
'gnumed-server-v9.exe' will be available shortly on 'http://www.gnumed.de/downloads' [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Rogerio Luz has contributed a translation file so GNUmed will appear with portuguese language.
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
A second bugfix release for GNUmed 0.3 series has been released.
Packages for various Linux distributions and MS Windows are available. See wiki.gnumed.de for more info.
The Changelog:
0.3.1 -> 0.3.2
FIX:
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exception on loading external patients if several config files define PRACSOFT source
FIX: exception on not finding any "previously used accounts" in config files
FIX: exception on accessing review status in document
FIX: exception when phrasewheel *thinks* there is a dropdown and receives <enter>
FIX: exception on __call__ing PyDeadObjects from dispatcher
NEW: fix encoding of gmAbout.py so contributors have proper umlauts
NEW: do not at all handle DEL/BS in ResizingSTC to avoid weird cursor behaviour reported by user
NEW: annotate emailed bug reports to somewhat help Launchpad
NEW: add gnumed-bugs@gnu.org to bug report target if not configured [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
https://translations.launchpad.net/gnumed/trunk
Online translation service is now usable. Help GNUmed by translating to your
language. Start now.
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi all,
Getting the latest GNUmed ist easy but here are a few issues to consider.
1.) GNUmed 0.3.0 needs a newer GNUmed database version then the 0.2 line (up to 0.2.8.10)
GNUmed v8 is needed for the client 0.2.8.10 and higher
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but version v9 database is needed for
GNUmed 0.3.0 and higher
If you have a stable and running client 0.2.8.10 connection to version 8 of the database then you need to
update your database with the scripts called upgrade_db.sh and call it like this:
"upgrade_db.sh 8 9"
to go from an existing v8 to v9. This will *not* destroy your old database. You can still connect to v8 with
client 0.2.8.10 but you can connect to v9 with client 0.3.0 and higher.
2.) If you are starting fresh you can simply use
"bootstrap-latest.sh" [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi all,
GNUmed 0.3.0 packages for some rpm-based Linux flavors such as openSUSE , Fedora and Mandriva are now available
through the openSUSE build service.
Get the from
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http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/SebastianHilbert:/GNUmed/. Take a look at the Wiki
to find out more.
Server packages for version 9 will be announced once they are ready.
Get help by mailing us at gnumed-devel@gnu.org if needed. [Less]
Posted
5 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi all,
I am happy to announce that GNUmed version 0.3.0 has just
been released.
Tarballs are here:
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/
This time we had a fair bit of testing so I expect a slow
stream of bug
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reports only. Thanks to all who tested and
provided feedback so far !
The major new feature is Test Results Handling.
- configuration and logging has been redone
- documents are much improved
- printing, faxing, mailing
- external permalinks
- change type across all documents
- a lot more backend signals allow for realtime client update
- database downtime can be signalled to clients
- client can check for available upgrades
- progress note display much improved
- unsaved progress notes are warned before changing
patient or closing client
- progress notes support keyword based expansion (macros)
Debian: Note that this is NOT INTENDED FOR LENNY.
In this GNUmed release I have planted two Easter Eggs ...
Happy Hunting ! :-)
Regards,
Karsten [Less]
Posted
5 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
The latest GNUmed version has been uploaded as Windows packages. Get them
from http://gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.2/
Posted
5 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi,
A bufixed version 0.2.8.10 has been uploaded to Hardy-proposed repository. Please activate it trough synaptic and install the latest version.
Please report success or failure in this bug report or as a comment.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ source/gnumed-client/ bug/224077
Posted
6 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Karsten has uploaded Release Candidate packages. Get them here:
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.3/
Download, unpack, run the client from the tarball.
The database package is here:
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/server/v9/
But the public database is also available.
Posted
6 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
I have just release version 0.2.8.10 which fixes a few bugs
and offers some slight improvements. There is no new
functionality. The changelog:
0.2.8.9 -> 0.2.8.10
FIX: crash on HELP pressed in login window in non-english
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locale
FIX: crash on MacOSX due to title not having a default in OnSetTitle() in Manual HtmlWindow
FIX: crash on MacOSX due to missing .vals on Snellen Config Dialog
NEW: improved detection of writable user prefs file
NEW: improved wording on not finding a writable user prefs file
NEW: improved German
There are no changes to the database.
As usual, downloads are on
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/
Karsten [Less]
Posted
6 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Hi all,
A bugfix release for GNUmed is available. Version 0.2.8.9
No database change is necessary (we strive to never require
one for bugfix releases).
Get it while it's
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hot:
http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/client/0.2/GNUmed-client.0.2.8.9.tgz
Prepackaged downloads (Windows, Mac, Debian) pending. See status at wiki.gnumed.de. Fedora 8 packages have been added to the repository. [Less]
Posted
7 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
Debian is now available on the Nokia N810 internet tablet. They say that all Debian software in the armel repository works. GNumed is in the repository so I see no reason why it should not work.
Posted
8 months
ago
by
nor...@blogger.com (Sebastian Hilbert)
The bugfix release 0.2.8.8 is ready for download. Here is
the Changelog:
0.2.8.7 -> 0.2.8.8
FIX: crash on invalid input on tabbing out of year_noted in health issue edit area
FIX: crash on invalid input on tabbing out
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of age_noted in health issue edit area
FIX: crash on MacOSX on cancelling selecting patients from a list (busy cursor refcounting)
IMPROVE: properly stat() hook script on Windows [Less]
Posted
8 months
ago
by
Sebastian Hilbert
Hi all,
Quite some bug reports lately. Mostly because Ubuntu Hardy ships a outdated GNUmed version (0.2.8.2)
Thanks to Daniel Rocher there are now current GNUmed packages available for Ubuntu Gutsy and Hardy. Just open the Synaptic
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package management tool and add the following line as an additional repository.
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/daniel-rocher/ubuntu hardy main
Then just install the new version of GNUmed (0.2.8.6). [Less]
Posted
8 months
ago
by
Sebastian Hilbert
Hi all,
xmedcon (Dicom viewer) packages are now available from my repository.
Pakete von xmedcon sind nun verfügbar für OpenSUSE, Mandriva und Fedora unter:
ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/opensuse/repositories/home:/SebastianHilbert/
Posted
9 months
ago
by
Sebastian Hilbert
There is now a Live CD that carries GNUmed client 0.2.8.6.
Die neue Live-CD enthält GNUmed 0.2.8.6.
Download : http://www.gnumed.de/downloads/live-cd