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Jun 25

Written by: norman
Sunday, June 25, 2006 

Is there a business case for sinking resources into maintaining the Linux version on a regular basis? We’re now finding that there’s so much to do that working on the Windows version of the ClearCanvas Workstation is taking up all of our time already. The possible approaches are to (1) sync up the Linux distribution every month or so, which would take up resources regularly that could otherwise be devoted to working on the Windows version, or (2) wait until there’s actual real demand for a Linux version to sink in resources to do a port.

I’d like to ask the community, then, would you have a use for a Linux version of ClearCanvas Workstation? How would you use it? Please comment here, or post in the forums.

Thanks.

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5 comment(s) so far...

Re: Linux or not?

I would definitely be interested in a Linux and Mac OS version. I think one of the best features of open-source software is cross-platform compatibility. We're (http://irc.cchmc.org) evaluating new software for a PACS/DICOM server as well as a Workstation client and our diverse environment would greatly benefit from a cross-platform solution.

By heatv4 on   Friday, November 21, 2008

Re: Linux or not?

Thanks for the post...I didn't think anyone read stuff this far back. :) Anyway, I'll be honest with you. We'd love to see a Linux or Mac version, but at the moment all our efforts are focussed on Windows, and will likely be for some time to come. Part of that is because we use .NET 3.0, whereas Mono (the open source Linux implementation of .NET) is only at 2.0. Once Mono catches up though, our hope has always been that some enterprising developer would try to make it work on Linux/Mac.

By norman on   Friday, November 21, 2008

Re: Linux or not?

Please keep everyone informed if and when the Linux version comes out. I'm tired of dealing with all the security holes of MS's OS's.

By ledwards on   Monday, December 01, 2008

Re: Linux or not?

Badly need the Linux version as I am (and lots of people in Russia) Linux user and there's no good DICOM viewers for linux yet.

By RusRabbit on   Wednesday, December 03, 2008

Re: Linux or not?

Ouch, what a letdown -- I signed up just to download and try this out, but we don't use Windows in our lab.

By ADavis on   Tuesday, June 16, 2009
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