Difference between revisions of "Astronaut Installers"
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* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/astronautnostro/ Astronaut OpenVistA(tm) Sourceforge page] - rpm and deb installers for Medsphere's OpenVistA | * [http://sourceforge.net/projects/astronautnostro/ Astronaut OpenVistA(tm) Sourceforge page] - rpm and deb installers for Medsphere's OpenVistA | ||
| − | Then follow the instructions for [ | + | Then follow the instructions for [[Installing an RPM]] or [[Installing a deb]] depending on which version you chose. It helps if you already understand a little about GNU/Linux to get this working. If this seems a little over your head, you can get help with GNU/Linux at your local [http://www.linux.org/groups/ Linux Users Group]. |
* For the time being the documentation for Astronaut is hosted here in VistApedia, under [[Astronaut VistA]] | * For the time being the documentation for Astronaut is hosted here in VistApedia, under [[Astronaut VistA]] | ||
* [[Astronaut Background]] | * [[Astronaut Background]] | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 20 December 2009
By far the easiest way to get an instance of VistA running is to use the Astronaut installers by Astronaut, LLC. The installers provide a simple way to install VistA using rpm or deb files. First you need to download and install either a debian based (like Ubuntu or Debian) or rpm based (like Fedora or CentOS) version of GNU/Linux. Then download the version of VistA you like from sourceforge below.
- Astronaut WorldVistA(tm) Auto Installer - rpm and deb installers for WorldVista EHR
- Astronaut OpenVistA(tm) Sourceforge page - rpm and deb installers for Medsphere's OpenVistA
Then follow the instructions for Installing an RPM or Installing a deb depending on which version you chose. It helps if you already understand a little about GNU/Linux to get this working. If this seems a little over your head, you can get help with GNU/Linux at your local Linux Users Group.
- For the time being the documentation for Astronaut is hosted here in VistApedia, under Astronaut VistA
