Bhaskar, KS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If the software is released under
GPL, does that make it any less Free
if the organization developing it is a commercial entity?
Not in the proper sense of the word free as in freedom that FOSS exemplifies.
But for a lot of people who think OSS
Rick Stockton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In openhealth@yahoogroups.com,
Nandalal Gunaratne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can someone advise me, why does OpenEMR tend to have so many
checkboxes in its forms? (I am without a clue, just a sentence or two
is sufficient.)
Free form
Hi to all,
Regarding the GUI and checkboxes paradigm; I would strongly suggest that you
look at:
http://www.anoto.com http://www.anoto.com/
http://www.anotofunctionality.com/
These guys I met in 2001 at Hannovery CeBit fair...The solution I believe is
not computerise healtcare
One important/urgent notice:
Pls. do not take my prior post as advertising of a company; and I assure you
that I have no financial interest with this company...
So it is just an example for a paradigm shift in User Interface and
Human-Machine Interaction domains...
Their business model
Hi FOSS people,
Not always I do objections and create nebulizing clouds, but also do some
useful work ;)
So, in spite of the possibility/fear of ending up in a prison :-) I have
taken my individual liberty with good will to create the following project
at SF. And it was accepted lightning
