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VLinux: Bioinformatics Workbench - Summary

bioinformatics software development :: VLinux: Bioinformatics Workbench

VLinux Bioinformatics workbench is a Linux distribution for Bioinformatics. It is easy to use, no installation required, CD-based distribution. It includes a variety of sequence and structure analysis packages.It is an Open source product released under G

License: GNU General Public License

Public areas This project has many places for you to explore and participate. The icons displayed below are also available at the top of the page for easy navigation.  Project homepage This home page points to the official page for this project, which may or may not be hosted at Bioinformatics.Org.  Public forums There are now 7 messages in 2 forums  Bug tracking There are 0 open bugs, 0 total.  Mailing lists There are 1 public mailing lists.  Task manager There are 0 open, public tasks, 0 total.  Public surveys Surveys may be defined by the project administrator to gather user input about this project. CVS repository The CVS repository is a place for this project to store its source code. Members have access to change this master repository, while anonymous users may browse the most recent development version of this project. CVS Instructions Download directory Projects may choose to have files other than their main releases available via this directory.

Member information Project admins: vimalkumar_v Members: 1 [View members] File releases Module Name: vlinux No releases. [View all files] News Submit Archive Is there a need for VLinux 2.0? Submitted by Vimalkumar Velayudhan; posted on Oct. 30, 2009 (1 comment) Dear all, Its long since I released the first version and I know it has got some good reviews. But what I don't know is how many people are really using it, how many have downloaded it and how many would prefer it over other distributions? Now this area i.e., Bioinformatics Linux distributions/Live CDs has gotten really big. I just came across this review recently. [link] So, the question is - is there a need for an updated version? I did have some ideas for improvement but am totally out of touch on software in this area. Although I could look it up, it would be nice to have suggestions. So feel free to post your suggestions. Regards, Vimal Release 1 is now available Submitted by Vimalkumar Velayudhan; posted on Oct. 19, 2004 VLinux is now available for download at http://ftp.bioinformatics.org/pub/vlinux The iso file is about 499MB. Regards, Vimalkumar.V Developers!! Submitted by Vimalkumar Velayudhan; posted on Oct. 12, 2004 Hello all, I invite anybody interested in the development of this project.There are many possiblities. If interested, send me an email and we can discuss further. Regards, Vimal About the VLinux CD Submitted by Vimalkumar Velayudhan; posted on Oct. 12, 2004 Hello, The VLinux distribution will be available as an iso image in few more days. The file is approximately 600MB. I also intend to provide rpm/deb packages for the various open source programs in the future.If you require the CD by post(in India), mail me vimalkumar_v@bioinformatics.org Regards, Vimalkumar.V Submit Archive