aguerrrroooooooooooo
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Maybe they have, it's an improvement over windows XP at least that's for certain
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vonkeynotvenky
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Maybe they have, it's an improvement over windows XP at least that's for certain
That's a given mate :)
Choose and Book is still around as far as I know as many GPs and hospitals still have the system.
I thought they ditched it when I was leaving a for different referral system
Bigga
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I thought they ditched it when I was leaving a for different referral system
They had it in Nov, last.
I wonder if they'll be expanding EPR to incorporate it, next year, then?
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How come the posts in this thread are written in Klingon??
aguerrrroooooooooooo
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All of us nerds have crawled from under our rocks bud haha ;)How come the posts in this thread are written in Klingon??
quiet_riot
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You need very little knowledge in order to use Ubuntu these days. Gui for package managers so even the IT mouse clickers can install software.
I wouldn't know - I work in IT and have never touched Linux!
They have Win 10 phobia via Win 8/ 8.1
7 still works and gets updates! It's the best OS to date, IMO
aguerrrroooooooooooo
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You should give it a try riot, you might like it ;)I wouldn't know - I work in IT and have never touched Linux!
7 still works and gets updates! It's the best OS to date, IMO
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7 still works and gets updates! It's the best OS to date, IMO
7 works for now! Its life span will be up in another 3 years max!
aguerrrroooooooooooo
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Exactly this. 7 will be obsolete soon and shows the biggest issue using a commercial OS; you're constantly having to spend millions to keep your systems up to date across the country with such a massive organisation like the NHS. The only real way around it is to bake your own OS or start using Linux or BSD instead7 works for now! Its life span will be up in another 3 years max!