Get NeuroDebian
===============
-Choose on which operating system you want to run NeuroDebian, and select a
+First select what kind of operating system you are using, and then choose a
download server close to you:
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+ Instructions for Debian-derived systems
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-To enable NeuroDebian on your system, simply copy and paste the following
-commands into a terminal window:
+You can enable NeuroDebian on your system by simply copying and pasting the
+following two commands into a terminal window. This will add the NeuroDebian
+repository to your native package management system, and you will be able to
+install neuroscience software the same way as any other package.
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After selecting a release the setup code will be shown here.
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-Once this is done, you have to update the package index and you are ready to
-install packages. Use your favorite package manager, e.g. synaptic, adept. In
-the terminal you can use :command:`apt-get`::
+Now you can update the package index and you are ready to install packages.
+Of course you can use your favorite package manager (e.g. synaptic, adept)
+for this. In the terminal you can use :command:`apt-get`::
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mricron
+You are ready to go -- enjoy NeuroDebian!
+
.. note::
Not every package is available for all distributions/releases. For information
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+ Instructions for non-Debian systems
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-For all non-Debian operating systems the recommended way to deploy NeuroDebian
-is a `virtual appliance`_. On all modern hardware (built within the last 3-4
-years) a virtual appliance is a convenient solution to run NeuroDebian
-simultaneously with the primary operating system -- without noticable
-performance loss.
+For all non-Debian operating systems we recommend to deploy NeuroDebian as a
+`virtual appliance`_ (virtual machine). On all modern hardware (built within
+the last 3-4 years) a virtual appliance is a convenient solution to run
+NeuroDebian simultaneously with the primary operating system -- without
+noticeable performance loss. To start using NeuroDebian:
-1. Install NeuroDebian by first downloading this image file:
+1. Download this image file:
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<a href="http://neuro.debian.net/debian/vm/">NeuroDebian images</a>
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-2. Once downloaded, import this image into your VirtualBox_ installation. If you
- do not have VirtualBox_ installed yet, visit the `VirtualBox download page
- <http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads>`_ that provides installers for
- Windows, Linux, Mac and Solaris.
+2. Import this image into VirtualBox_. If you do not have VirtualBox_
+ installed yet, visit the `VirtualBox download page
+ <http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads>`_ and get an installer for your
+ system (installers for Windows, Linux, Mac and Solaris are available).
+
+3. Finish the configuration by following :ref:`the instructions on setting up
+ the virtual appliance <chap_vm>`.
-3. Please read :ref:`the detailed instructions on setting up the virtual
- appliance <chap_vm>` to complete the configuration of your NeuroDebian
- environment.
+You are ready to go -- enjoy NeuroDebian!
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