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Bio-Linux: A Linux OS distribution - Summary

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Bio-Linux is a bioinformatics-centred distrubution based on Debian GNU/Linux. Currently at version 4, it provides standard and cutting edge bioinformatics tools. It is freely distributed via the NERC Environmental Bioinformatics Centre (NEBC), Oxford, UK

License: GNU General Public License

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Members Project admins: Dan Swan Members: 1 [View all members] Downloads Module name: bio-linux No releases [View all files] News Submit Archive Bio-Linux Live DVD released Submitted by Dan Swan; posted on Tuesday, December 20, 2005 NEBC (NERC Environmental Bioinformatics Centre, Oxford UK) have released Bio-Linux Live - a complete Bio-Linux release on DVD based on Knoppix. Bio-Linux Live is a great solution for working at home or anywhere you don't have access to bioinformatics applications like those on a Bio-Linux machine. It emulates the look and feel of working on a full Bio-Linux system without requiring installation. For full details and to download the ISO please visit: http://envgen.nox.ac.uk/live_dvd.html Bio-Linux 4.0 released Submitted by Dan Swan; posted on Tuesday, January 04, 2005 (2 comments) Bio-Linux 4.0 is released! After intensive testing Bio-Linux 4.0 is released. If you are interested in a Debian based bioinformatics workstation contact the EGTDC for an installtion of Bio-Linux! You can contact the EGTDC helpdesk at helpdesk@envgen.nox.ac.uk Bio-Linux 4.0 in development Submitted by Dan Swan; posted on Thursday, October 21, 2004 Bio-Linux 4 is currently in development with a December release date. It is based on Debian 3.1 and KDE3.3/Gnome2.8 with a 2.6.8.1 kernel. All the bioinformatics software has been installed as Debian packages and we will release an apt repository after the system has been released for the packages on the system. Bio-Linux on Bioinformatics.org Submitted by Dan Swan; posted on Wednesday, August 25, 2004 (1 comment) The Bio-Linux files hosted on Bioinformatics.org are for researchers external to the NERC Environmental Genomics Thematic Programme who wish to install the system. If you are looking for background information on Bio-Linux, this is available from the EG Data Centre website : http://envgen.nox.ac.uk/ Submit Archive