of software.
%\item[Stable] \emph{Official release}\\
-\item[Official release]\hfill\emph{Stable} (now 7.2, \emph{wheezy})\\
+\item[Official release]\hfill\emph{Stable} (now 7.7, \emph{wheezy})\\
% Software verified to be well tested and secure,
% Very stable (hence the name) and secure
% but might be lacking the most recent versions.\\% of the software.\\
flavor always called \emph{sid}, while a new name chosen for every
upcoming release and assigned to \emph{Testing} to become a code name
of the release when it becomes \emph{Stable}.\\ At the moment
-\emph{jessie} is \emph{Testing}, and \emph{wheezy} is \emph{Stable}.
+\emph{jessie} is \emph{Testing} (actually \emph{Frozen} in preparation
+for the release), and \emph{wheezy} is \emph{Stable}.
As soon as \emph{jessie} gets released, \emph{Testing} will be given
a new name.% -- \emph{jessie}.
\end{comment}
%\item[Run in a Virtual Machine] \url{http://neuro.debian.net/vm.html}
\item[Development version] \url{http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer}
\item[Use in a cloud] \url{https://wiki.debian.org/Cloud}
+\item[Docker: \texttt{docker pull debian}]
\end{description}
% \ndsubsection{Get \emph{Testing/Unstable} Debian}
% Install on a hard-drive or in a Virtual Machine\\
% \url{http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer}
%
-
+\vspace{-1em}
\ndsubsection{How to install software}
GUI (Synaptic): \textit{Select and click ``Apply''}\\
%\begin{description}[nolistsep,leftmargin=1pc]
%\item[Mailing lists]
\url{http://www.debian.org/MailingLists}\\
- \url{http://forums.debian.net}\\
- \url{http://ask.debian.net}\\
+ \url{http://forums.debian.net},
+ \url{ask.debian.net}\\
\url{irc://irc.debian.org/debian}
%\end{description}
\item[Commercial support]
%\rotatebox{90}{\paragraph{Distribution Development Process}}
\rotatebox{90}{\includegraphics[height=.9\columnwidth]{distro-dev}}
-
\ndsection{Acknowledgements}
-
-This flyer was adapted from the neuro debian project. You can find
-source code for it here:
-\url{git://anonscm.debian.org/pkg-exppsy/neurodebian.git}
-%\end{comment}
+\end{comment}
\end{multicols}
-
-% \pagebreak
-% %%
-% %% NeuroDEBIAN
-% %%
-% \begin{multicols}{3} % 3 columns
-%
-% \section*{The Universal Research Platform}
-% \begin{center}
-% \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{logo_tuned/label}
-% \url{http://neuro.debian.net}
-% %\ndsection{NeuroDebian Project:}
-% % \hrule
-% \end{center}
-%
-% \ndsection{NeuroDebian is}
-%
-% a Debian project that provides the Neuroscience community with a
-% stable and versatile research platform -- the Debian operating system.
-% Since 2005, \mbox{NeuroDebian} integrates neuroscience software into Debian
-% to allow neuroscientists to benefit from the advantages of
-% the universal operating system in their day-to-day research activities.
-% The NeuroDebian repository
-% (\url{http://neuro.debian.net}) offers the latest research software for
-% all Debian suites (and various releases of Ubuntu).
-% The combination of a stable generic
-% operating system, Debian, and a variety of conveniently accessible research
-% software creates a versatile research platform for neuroscience that offers the
-% latest methodologies of the field to everyone, for free.
-% These advantages make NeuroDebian increasingly popular among
-% neuroscientists and scientific software developers.
-%
-% \vspace{2em}
-%
-% \ndsubsection{NeuroDebian is NOT}
-%
-% yet another Debian GNU/Linux derivative distribution. All work done
-% by the NeuroDebian project targets the official Debian operating system. This
-% approach helps to increase the longevity of the project by relying on the
-% efforts of thousands of Debian contributors.
-%
-% \vspace{3em}
-% \columnbreak
-%
-% \ndsubsection{Software at your fingertips}
-% \begin{flushright}
-% \vspace{-0.5em}
-% \url{http://neuro.debian.net/pkgs.html}
-% \vspace{-0.1em}
-% \end{flushright}
-% \textit{Distributed computing:} Condor, DMTCP, IPython, \ldots \\
-% \textit{Electrophysiology:} BioSig, EEGLAB, Sigviewer, \ldots\\
-% \textit{Machine Learning:} MDP, PyMVPA, sklearn, \ldots\\
-% \textit{Neural Modeling:} Brian, CNrun, PyNN, XPPAUT, \ldots\\
-% \textit{Imaging:} AFNI, FSL, Mricron, NiPy, SPM, \ldots\\
-% \textit{Psychophysics:} PsychoPy, Psychtoolbox, PyEPL, \ldots\\
-% \vspace{-0.8em}
-%
-% % TODO: Environments... -- list avail cloud env using NeuroDebian
-%
-% \ndsubsection{Benefits from Debian integration}
-%
-% \begin{itemize}[nolistsep,leftmargin=1pc]
-%
-% % rephrase to outline the benefit, not burden
-% \item Debian standards and policies guarantee quality and robustness.
-%
-% \item Debian's centralized bug tracking system provides a unified
-% single-point of entry for bug reporting and troubleshooting
-% for any software in Debian.
-%
-% \item Debian makes software available through a world-wide distribution
-% network, thus offloading bandwidth demands.
-%
-% \item Other Debian contributors handle large-scale aspects of
-% deployment, quality assurance, porting and integration at the level
-% of the entire distribution:
-%
-% \begin{description}[nolistsep,leftmargin=1pc]
-% \item[Porting] Software sources get built for 11 hardware
-% architectures and 3 kernels (Linux, HURD, kFreeBSD). Porter teams
-% maintain build infrastructure and help make the code
-% platform-agnostic.
-% \item[QA] Whole-archive rebuilds assure robustness of packaging and
-% warn about upcoming problems (core libraries upgrades) beforehand.
-% \item[Internationalization (I18n)] Translator teams help localize
-% software for more than 60 languages.
-% \end{description}
-%
-% \item Neuroscience software becomes a 1st-class citizen within the
-% Debian project, which guarantees its longevity, smooth installation
-% and upgrades.
-%
-% %\item Participation in the Debian community helps to assure Debian's
-% % aptness for the neuroscientific software demands
-%
-% \end{itemize}
-%
-%
-%
-% %\columnbreak
-%
-% \ndsubsection{How to get NeuroDebian}
-%
-% \textit{Debian/Ubuntu:} \url{neuro.debian.net} repository \\
-% \textit{Others:} NeuroDebian Virtual Machine
-%
-% % Here place a left-top corner of OSX with seamless mode
-% \vspace{3mm}
-% \includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{../shots/mac_vm_mricron}
-%
-% \begin{comment}
-% \ndsubsection{Developers oriented information}
-%
-% %\columnbreak
-%
-% \ndsubsection{Who is using NeuroDebian}
-%
-% \noindent
-% %\includegraphics[width=\columnwidth]{usage_worldmap}
-%
-% buga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga dugabuga duga
-% \end{comment}
-%
-%
-% \def\blank{\hspace{0em}\vspace{-1em}}
-% \columnbreak
-%
-% \ndsubsection{Work-in-progress}
-% \begin{description}[nolistsep,leftmargin=1pc,style=nextline]
-% \item[Increased coverage]
-% \textit{Electrophysiology:} Fieldtrip, Spyke Viewer, \ldots \\
-% \textit{Neural Modeling:} NEURON, (NEST), LFPy, \\
-% \textit{Imaging:} DTI-TK, Freesurfer, XNAT, \ldots
-% % \epigraph{Having FreeSurfer integrated into the Debian operating system by the NeuroDebian team would have enormous benefits for us, and for the thousands of users of FreeSurfer across the world.}{Prof. Bruce Fischl}{Director, Computational Core at Martinos Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, Massachusetts, USA}
-% \item[Improved quality assurance]
-% Extended integration and regression testing
-% \item[Available snapshotting service]
-% % Entire NeuroDebian repository for any given past moment
-% All versions of packages readily available
-% \item[Data as the 1st-class citizen]
-% \url{http://neuro.debian.net/datasets.html}
-% % yoh: see TODO above -- we can say that it is available already
-% %\item[Universal availability]
-% % % \begin{itemize}[nolistsep,leftmargin=1pc,topsep=0em]
-% % % \item Virtual Appliance enhancements
-% % %\item
-% % Cloud computing
-% % %\end{itemize}
-% \end{description}
-%
-%
-% \ndsubsection{Testimonials}
-% \begin{flushright}
-% \vspace{-0.5em}
-% \url{http://neuro.debian.net/testimonials.html}
-% \vspace{-0.5em}
-% \end{flushright}
-%
-% % TODO yoh: This one remains the best summary IMHO. But may be
-% % we would just kick this section out an place Testimonials into References
-% \epigraph{The approach taken with NeuroDebian is plainly the most appropriate
-% approach to software distribution for the dominant platform in brain
-% image analysis, and I have great confidence that this project will be
-% a major asset to the neuroscience community in facilitating the
-% distribution of stable software, improving the reliability and
-% replicability of analyses, and in helping to improve software
-% development practices.}{Prof. Daniel Y. Kimberg}{Director, Data
-% Processing Facility, Center for Functional Neuroimaging, University of
-% Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA}
-%
-% \ndsubsection{Acknowledgements}
-%
-% NeuroDebian is grateful to all Debian developers and contributors for
-% developing the Debian operating system, to
-% \href{http://www.incf.org}{INCF} for the support in community outreach
-% and technical collaborations, and to
-% Prof. \href{http://haxbylab.dartmouth.edu}{James V. Haxby}
-% (\href{http://www.dartmouth.edu/~psych}{PBS Department, Dartmouth
-% College}) for his continued support and endless supply of Italian
-% espresso (\url{http://neuro.debian.net/coffeeart.html}).
-%
-%
-% \ndsubsection{References}
-%
-% Halchenko, Y. O. \& Hanke, M. (2012). \href{http://www.frontiersin.org/Neuroinformatics/10.3389/fninf.2012.00022/full}{Open is not enough. Let’s take the next step: An integrated, community-driven computing platform for neuroscience}. Frontiers in Neuroinformatics, 6:22.
-%
-% % TODO: adjust for the new layout
-% \url{http://neuro.debian.net/#publications}
-%
-% %\columnbreak
-% \end{multicols}
-
-
-
\end{document}
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