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Livepics Fc5 1.0 Keywords Home / Linux / System / Operating Systems / Linux Distributions LINUX CATEGORIES: LivEPICS fc5 1.0 Adaptive Technologies Adobe AIR Apps Artistic Software Communications Database Desktop Environment Downloads: 626 Documentation Add to download basket Tell us about an update Education Games User Rating: Fair (2.1/5) Rated by: 18 user(s) Home Automation Information Management Developer: M.Giacchini | More programs Internet License / Price: GPL / FREE Multimedia Office Last Updated: September 24th, 2007, 18:35 GMT Printing Category: ROOT / System / Operating Systems / Linux Distributions Programming Religion Read user reviews (0) Add a review Refer to a friend Subscribe Science View more screenshots (1) Science and Engineering Security System Terminals LivEPICS fc5 description Text Editing&Processing Utilities LivEPICS is a Linux Live CD that includes: Epics base, Extensions tools, introductory documents and manuals. NEWS ARCHIVE >> SOFTPEDIA REVIEWS >> LivEPICS is a Linux live CD that includes: Epics Base (release R3.14.7), Extensions tools, introductory documents and manuals. It has the complete functionality to develop a small control system, but it is mainly intended for training classes or to monitor and supervise an EPICS network. 7­DAY TOP DOWNLOAD The goal of LivEPICS is: # Program Allows to use EPICS without installation on the hard disk. Ubuntu Studio 8.10 Automatic setup of environment variables to compile and test new applications from scratch. 5,738 Includes the basic tools (MEDM, VDCT, etc.) with the related documentation. Ubuntu 8.04.1 4,872 What's New in This Release: BackTrack 3.0 2,567 It has a NAGIOS server set­up ready to use, to monitor the simple example EPICS application. A "coffee" application is present, into the adios home directory, that could control a parallel port. Wine 1.0.1 / 1.1.7 2,231 Yahoo Messenger 1.0.4 2,079 Ubuntu 8.10 TAGS: live cd | linux distribution | operating system | LivEPICS | fc5 | linux SHARE THIS 1,993 VLC 0.9.5 1,874 Mashup 1.8 1,678 Ubuntu Studio 8.04.1 1,496 Related downloads IT News Popular downloads New additions Latest reviews Beryl 0.2.1 1,490 INX 1.0 An Ubuntu­based Live CD distro. gOS Gadgets 3.0 WEEK'S BEST gOS Gadgets ­ Linux for the rest of us! l Softpedia Linux RS... Pycorn r5 l Ubuntu 8.04.1 Pycorn is an interpreted operating system written in Python. l Pidgin 2.5.2 l Adobe Flash Player... NanoNAS 2.01 l The Gimp 2.6.2 l openSUSE Linux 11.... NanoNAS is a Network Attached Storage server­based operating system. l Linux Kernel 2.6.2... l Super Grub Disk 0.... uGNU/RTOS 0.0.4 l Skype 2.0.068 uGNU/RTOS is a real­time operating system for microcontrollers. l OpenOffice.org 2.4... l Mozilla Firefox 3.... l Transmission 1.34 ... l DeVeDe 3.11b HTML code for linking to this page: l Wine 1.0.1 / 1.1.7 <a href="http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/Operating­Systems/Linux­Distributions/LivEPICS­fc5­23104.shtml"><img border=" copy l wine­doors 0.1.2 l Shoreline Firewall... Go to top l Linux Mint 5.0 l Google Gadgets 0.1... l Fedora 9 / 10 Prev... l Opera 9.62 SUBMIT PROGRAM | ADVERTISE | GET HELP | SEND US FEEDBACK | RSS FEEDS | ENTER NEWS SITE | ENGLISH BOARD | ROMANIAN FORUM © 2001 ­ 2008 Softpedia. All rights reserved. Copyright Information | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Update your software | Archive Search Go Softpedia™ and the Softpedia™ logo are registered trademarks of SoftNews NET SRL. Keywords Home / Linux / System / Operating Systems / Linux Distributions LINUX CATEGORIES: LivEPICS fc5 1.0 Adaptive Technologies Adobe AIR Apps Artistic Software Communications Database Desktop Environment Downloads: 626 Documentation Add to download basket Tell us about an update Education Games User Rating: Fair (2.1/5) Rated by: 18 user(s) Home Automation Information Management Developer: M.Giacchini | More programs Internet License / Price: GPL / FREE Multimedia Office Last Updated: September 24th, 2007, 18:35 GMT Printing Category: ROOT / System / Operating Systems / Linux Distributions Programming Religion Read user reviews (0) Add a review Refer to a friend Subscribe Science View more screenshots (1) Science and Engineering Security System Terminals LivEPICS fc5 description Text Editing&Processing Utilities LivEPICS is a Linux Live CD that includes: Epics base, Extensions tools, introductory documents and manuals. NEWS ARCHIVE >> SOFTPEDIA REVIEWS >> LivEPICS is a Linux live CD that includes: Epics Base (release R3.14.7), Extensions tools, introductory documents and manuals. It has the complete functionality to develop a small control system, but it is mainly intended for training classes or to monitor and supervise an EPICS network. 7­DAY TOP DOWNLOAD The goal of LivEPICS is: # Program Allows to use EPICS without installation on the hard disk. Ubuntu Studio 8.10 Automatic setup of environment variables to compile and test new applications from scratch. 5,738 Includes the basic tools (MEDM, VDCT, etc.) with the related documentation. Ubuntu 8.04.1 4,872 What's New in This Release: BackTrack 3.0 2,567 It has a NAGIOS server set­up ready to use, to monitor the simple example EPICS application. A "coffee" application is present, into the adios home directory, that could control a parallel port. Wine 1.0.1 / 1.1.7 2,231 Yahoo Messenger 1.0.4 2,079 Ubuntu 8.10 TAGS: live cd | linux distribution | operating system | LivEPICS | fc5 | linux SHARE THIS 1,993 VLC 0.9.5 1,874 Mashup 1.8 1,678 Ubuntu Studio 8.04.1 1,496 Related downloads IT News Popular downloads New additions Latest reviews Beryl 0.2.1 1,490 INX 1.0 An Ubuntu­based Live CD distro. gOS Gadgets 3.0 WEEK'S BEST gOS Gadgets ­ Linux for the rest of us! l Softpedia Linux RS... Pycorn r5 l Ubuntu 8.04.1 Pycorn is an interpreted operating system written in Python. l Pidgin 2.5.2 l Adobe Flash Player... NanoNAS 2.01 l The Gimp 2.6.2 l openSUSE Linux 11.... NanoNAS is a Network Attached Storage server­based operating system. l Linux Kernel 2.6.2... l Super Grub Disk 0.... uGNU/RTOS 0.0.4 l Skype 2.0.068 uGNU/RTOS is a real­time operating system for microcontrollers. l OpenOffice.org 2.4... l Mozilla Firefox 3.... l Transmission 1.34 ... l DeVeDe 3.11b HTML code for linking to this page: l Wine 1.0.1 / 1.1.7 <a href="http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/Operating­Systems/Linux­Distributions/LivEPICS­fc5­23104.shtml"><img border=" copy l wine­doors 0.1.2 l Shoreline Firewall... Go to top l Linux Mint 5.0 l Google Gadgets 0.1... l Fedora 9 / 10 Prev... l Opera 9.62 SUBMIT PROGRAM | ADVERTISE | GET HELP | SEND US FEEDBACK | RSS FEEDS | ENTER NEWS SITE | ENGLISH BOARD | ROMANIAN FORUM © 2001 ­ 2008 Softpedia. All rights reserved. Copyright Information | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Update your software | Archive Search Go Softpedia™ and the Softpedia™ logo are registered trademarks of SoftNews NET SRL..
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