> One thing that I have found very useful in KDE3 was > the ability to view and > use medical image file formats (MRI,CT,etc..). The > functionality is provided > through libksquirrel. However, the xmedcon library must be > present on the system > for libksquirrel to provide this capability. I have tested > and built xmedcon > with current (bleeding edge) libraries and it works fine. > For TDE to be able to > handle medical image formats -> that's a pretty good > feather in it's cap :) > > source=('http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/xmedcon/XMedCon-Source/0.11.0/xmedcon-0.11.0.tar.gz') > md5sums=('99646261a5cfa4898956de876e99abeb') > > _prefix=/usr > > ./configure \ > --prefix=${_prefix} \ > --sysconfdir=/etc \ > --localstatedir=/var \ > --libdir=/usr/lib > > make > > Simple build. I'll test later today or tomorrow. I'll > have to pull CTs from > closed files to test with the medical images, but I don't > anticipate problems. > > There are a few other file formats that I have to > work on (CAD DXF, etc..), > but I would like to see TDE ship with all capabilities > working (or at least be > able to have all of them working) Nice ideas. :) Looks like xmedcon is actively maintained. As Trinity provides libksquirrel and ksquirrel packages, seems a how-to article in the community section of the wiki is appropriate for providing this type of extended support. Darrell