Neuro.debian.net Website Review

First select what kind of operating system you are using, and then choose a do*nload server close to you: Trusty Tahr (trusty) Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus (xenial) Ubuntu 17.10 Artful Aardvark (artful) Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver (bionic) Select a do*nload server Australia (AARNET) China (Tsinghua University) China (University of Science and Technology) China (Zhejiang University) Germany (G-Node, LMU Munich) Germany (University of Magdeburg) Greece (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) Japan (Kiyotaka Nemoto) USA-CA (Paul Ivanov, California) USA-NH (Dartmouth College) USA-TN (Vanderbilt) This form requires ja*ascript. If disabled, incomplete instructions are displayed below Instructions for Debian-derived systems Select desired components: ONLY software with guaranteed freedoms all packages are DSFG individual packages may have restrictive licenses and you are required to check license-compliance manually 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 Now you can update the package index and you are ready to install packages. Simply execute the following command in a terminal: and architecture, please have a look at the corresponding package pages. Instructions for non-Debian systems For all non-Debian operating systems we recommend to deploy this will only take a few minutes. 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 your system (installers for Windows, Linux, Mac and Solaris are available).