"John S. Gage" wrote:
> >2.) Pointy-clicky IDEs / RAD tools are much more the issue. They are coming.
> >VDKBuilder is a very decent and mature system. KDevelop in conjunction with
> >QTDesigner makes writing KDE/QT software a breeze. Using glade, you are open
> >to use languages other than C/C++ due to their XML interface - you "paint"
> >your user interface in a similar way VB users do.
>
> Thanks, because this is what I had in mind. The pointy-clicky
> things. Thanks. Will investigate these.
>
> >3.) However, there is no lackof open source developers anyway. Look at
> >freshmeat.net: it is a bloody avalaunche!
>
> Hmmmmmm. How many are M.D.'s? Or don't M.D.'s count in medical open
> source? I think Martin Luther wanted *everyone* to be able to *read* the
> Bible.
>
> John
Most MD's are concerned only with getting through the next day/week/patient instead of
stopping and thinking about the tools necessary to do the job reasonably. People
exclaim with admiration the physician who is still rounding at 9:00pm. My thought is
boy they are doing something wrong. And not just wrong to themselves, to their
patients and their families.
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Ignacio Valdes, Editor: Linux Medical News
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'Revolutionizing Medical Education and Practice'
