Good evening...... Am Samstag, 7. März 2015, 12:26:38 schrieb Mathias Behrle:
> > > I noticed that with the latest update of the system-specific > > > installation instructions the section for openSUSE (and potentially > > > others as well) got removed. > > > > > > Can anyone explain the rationale behind that? > > > > Here is the rationale, sent a while ago to this list. > > > > https://www.mail-archive.com/health-dev@gnu.org/msg00521.html > > > > We are in the process of unifying the installation instructions for ALL > > major Operating Systems and Distros. > > > > Of course, Arch, OpenSUSE and many others will be documented as > > soon as possible. Yesterday I installed from scratch three operating > > systems,GNU Health, evaluated and documented them. This is a tedious, > > time-consuming process, but definitely worth. > > > > Hopefully I will be able to have OpenSUSE and Arch installation > > documentation by this week. Of course, you're most welcome to > > contribute. looks good the installation instructions! Works! > Just to throw in, that I am willing to contribute the installation on Debian > via Debian packages. I will have to look, how this suits in the new > documentation effort. > - Gnuhealth packages are meanwhile available under debian.tryton.org and > ready to be (more) tested > - A docker setup for a quick local setup of the demo database is almost > finished - This docker setup aims to be used also as an easily adaptable > base for the deployment of a production environment > - Documentation still has to be written and here is my question: A script to install from sources is good. But distribution specific packages are better (for various reasons that have already beend discussed). Will you put this documentation back in? @Mathias: Looking forward for the docker-solution! Have a great evening Axel
