Re: [ANNOUNCE] GNUmed 0.2 release
Yes, we like the idea to ship OpenHIS with oficial Debian. I suppose that this implies to have an official package of OpenHIS for Debian... according to Debian common dist. Yes, sure! I don't know how the process is, but you would guide us.
As I told you before, right now OpenHIS is in alpha state, so we think that we could get first functional version in november.
We could show something at this time, so you all could send to us your professional and technical comments. That would be good.
And yes, we won't limit the languages to those three, everybody could make a translation to their own language in OpenHIS.
As OpenHIS and SaluX grows, there would be a time to maybe make their development communities. I don't know, but it is one of my ideas.
Thanks.
JR
2006/9/12, Andreas Tille <tillea@rki.de>:
On Mon, 11 Sep 2006, Dr. Jorge R. Rodriguez wrote:
> ...
> If you want some more specific ietms about OpenHIS, please let me know.
Thanks you for your verbose information about OpenHIS. I personally
can not give reasonable comments about OpenHIS except that ist sounds
very reasonable what you wrote. The only technical comment I would
like to give: Make sure that it is not reduced to just the three
languages you mentioned (spanish/english/portugese) but allows
translations to *any* language and uses a reasonable translation system.
I love your intention to build Debian packages. My advise would be
to ask soon on this list once you have something out. Usually it
is a longer process to get complex projects packaged. Do you like
the idea to ship OpenHIS with official Debian?
Kind regards
Andreas.
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Jorge Raúl Rodríguez MD
BioLinux Association
Argentina
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