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Keeping medical records is very important. Of course, your doctor's office will keep records, but you will want to keep your own set. Was looking at this software for doctor's offices so they can keep records. It is so detailed, that you would enriched if you used this program yourself. The program is called openemr and is available from www.openemr.com (perfect for a doctors office). The have version for several operating systems.  The version that interested me the most was the web version, so you could install it on your own private server and everyone on the network can use it. We setup what is known as a virtual site so that it co resides with other websites from the same server (just like the pros do it).  What is interesting os that you can keep a record of office visits. You can even printout records for  just one visit or print the whole month out. Of course you can add any member of the family maybe add or setup up accounts for relatives that you care ...

What's on your Linux computer. Just a simple batch file to collect information about your computer.  A bit dated and there are probably some commands that should have been included, but a good list of commands you can use to find out about your linux box. You will need to remove the "#" in front of some of the commands for them to work. You have to install some of the commands for them to work. You do not have to use all the commands like I did, but it will be interesting to see what is in the file generated. Great for documentation about the system. Good list to have for insurance purposes. usage: sudo ./hwinfo2file.sh filename $ sudo ./hwinfo2file.sh My_desktop_computer_info hwinfo2file.sh [code] echo "=================================" >> $file cat /etc/hostname >> $file cat /etc/hostname echo "getting stats" file=$1.txt # file="system.txt" echo " " > $file echo "=========================...