Re: Timeline & Appointments on debian 12

Am Tue, Feb 25, 2025 at 08:40:39PM -0300 schrieb Maria Scappini:

> I am slowly but surely translating GNUmed to spanish. (To Karsten: I am =
compiling a list
> of confusing things to translate, as per your instructions in another th=
read, so that I
> can ask all things at once, so to say, instead of one term per mail!)

Good idea.

> All over the things I'm translating there is talk of "Timeline". But it =
seems my version
> of gnumed, running on debian 12 xfce, and updated to the latest version =
to date (1.8.19)
> has no timeline item (attached screenshot)!
>
> I have found in the timeline project web page a screenshot (apparently f=
rom 2014,
> attached) of it on GNUmed. Timeline as such is not available in the debi=
an repository it
> seems. Does this mean that as it is not available, GNUmed just doesn't u=
se it?

Unfortunately, the embeddable version of the TimeLine Python
code stopped working and the TimeLine developers haven't had
the resources to fix that so far.

	https://sourceforge.net/projects/thetimelineproj/

I have been thinking about including the standalone TimeLine
code and running that separately rather than as a notebook
page.

> From what
> I can tell, the timeline function was just another way to visualize pati=
ent data, like
> EMR Tree?

Indeed, that is the purpose.

> Also, in the attached old screenshot there is a "Appointments" tab at th=
e bottom of the
> screen to the right of the "EMR Timeline" tab. This is also missing from=
 my current
> version of GNUmed. Could I be missing some dependencies, or is this feat=
ure simply old
> and no longer available?

It needs the "konsolekalendar" package to be installed (or,
rather, it needs to find the "konsolekalendar" application
at runtime) in order for the plugin to be loadable.

I haven't tested that for quite some time though.

Karsten
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