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        <description>22.11.2011

the result of the work of the last weeks you can find in the testing area
It's based on ubuntu oneirc, but with the xfce4 desktop environment. Comments and suggestions would be very helpful...

04.11.2011

I heavily reworked the build script; now it builds the system from scratch, without the need of a downloaded image.
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	*  Basis ist Xubuntu natty
	*  (erstmal) nur 64bit
	*  Umstieg auf xfce4 als Desktop Environment, da unity kein ordentliches Menü hat, sich schlecht bedienen läßt, viele Bugs hat und für große Bildschirme ungeeignet ist.
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        <description>SB.OS is compiled and maintained by Ivo Maintz, Wolfram Liebermeister, Falko Krause, Marvin Schulz
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	*  SBRML lib (.NET based needs Mono) &lt;http://sbrml.sourceforge.net/SBRML/Welcome.html&gt;
	*  SBGN: Arcadia (completly untested &lt;http://arcadiapathways.sourceforge.net/&gt;)
	*  Javasim (&lt;http://sys-bio.org/sbwWiki/sbw/javasim&gt;) ???
	*  E-cell System
	*  SBML ODE Solver  (Christoph Flamm University of Vienna, Austria www die haben auch iher eigene LiveCD gemacht, Debian based, mit tutorials, emial kontakt aufnehmen)   # funktioniert aber nur mit _alten_ Bibliotheken …</description>
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        <description>[SB.OS logo]

SB.OS is a live DVD based on Ubuntu Linux that comes with a comprehensive selection of Systems Biology Software.
Text and video documentation material, as well as an offline copy of BioModels Database, the largest repository of SBML models, are included.</description>
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        <description>Creating a Bootable DVD / USB Stick

You can run SB.OS on your computer without having to install anything. To create a bootable DVD just burn the disk image with your favourite burning software to a DVD. To create a bootable USB stick use UNetbootin together with our disk image. All you have to do now is to change the boot device of your computer to first boot from your DVD drive (this is the default on most computers) or to USB. Insert the DVD/USB stick and boot your computer.

If you use the …</description>
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You can install SB.OS permanently on your computer: to do so, follow the instructions 
while SB.OS is booting. If you are going to install SB.OS beside an existing operating 
system, we recommend to prepare security backups of all critical data, even though the 
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You'll need at least 7 GB for the SB.OS, but be not to sparingly - we recommend around
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