cleardental
By cleardental
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cleardental
Posts with mentions or reviews of cleardental.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-03-10.
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What’s a simple but non-trivial Qt code base I can look at?
And here is a shameless plug for my own project: A dental EHR that uses mostly QML for the frontend.
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Hi, I am a dentist in the Boston area. AMA about question #2 and why you should vote "YES"
And I'm also a software engineer ;-)
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Anecdote: Why knowing command line (from using Linux) can save lives
Sure, its called Clear.Dental. Source code is here. The videos are outdated, but you can still check them out here.
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Any good workarounds for preventing the app from freezing when making a Scene3D visibility to false?
Source code is here: https://gitlab.com/cleardental/cleardental
- Date Line Editor for QML
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When is the next major Qt related dev conference and which one of these two topics should I cover?
Topic 1: My Dental EHR Project. I am right now developing and actively using my EHR software in my dental practice. The presentation would go over the design decisions, pitfalls, and other interesting things I learned about Qt and QML.
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Progress report: Starting a new (non-technology) company using only Linux
First, a little background about myself. I was a software engineer for 5 years where I got most of my experience in using Linux. I then went to dental school and have been a practicing dentist ever since. This “report” will be more focusing on my dental practice and how I started it up. Yes, there is the EHR software that I am working on but that is a whole other long story and maybe I’ll make a dedicated post about that later.
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Linux Jobs?
Oddly enough, if there was too much exposure or too little exposure, the driver I wrote actually stretches the contrast accordingly. If I spent more time, I can probably find a lower kVp and exposure time and get similar results but I have a bunch of other things on my plate.
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[Hiring] Clinical Software Engineering Internship (Non-Remote; Ashland, MA, USA)
You will be adding features for Clear.Dental; which is an open source project for making an open source dental software stack ( https://gitlab.com/cleardental/cleardental )
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How do you like my setup? (yes, its a dental clinic)
I actually wrote my own. Clear.Dental
lrcgenerator
Posts with mentions or reviews of lrcgenerator.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-08-16.
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Progress report: Starting a new (non-technology) company using only Linux
My employees forget their password all the time. I also forget my own password every now and then. So I decided to go with keycards. The “right” way to do this is via Smarcards and GPG. But it isn’t trivial to get these readers/writers integrated with Kubuntu. So I ended up going with magnetic cards. I bought a MSR605/206 Magnetic Card Reader/Writer and a bunch of MSR90 card readers (which emulated a keyboard input). What I thought I could use was this simple python script to write to the cards. Apparently, the script doesn’t do the LRC checksums! So I had to write my own. So now my employees (and myself) have to swipe their card to login (and there is a separate swipe for decrypting the filesystem).
What are some alternatives?
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pingnoo - An open-source cross-platform traceroute/ping analyser. [Moved to: https://github.com/nedrysoft/pingnoo]
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TouchSigner - Draw a signature using your laptop touchpad!
dockingpanes - A Visual Studio style docking windows library for Qt Widgets based applications
scrite - Crossplatform Screenwriting Software
screenplay
Joss-Paint - Joss Paint - Just another image editor, but you can easily like this one
bppgrid - QtQuick 2 Table component, modeled on TableView QML Type and some other Cool qml components
Mumble - Mumble is an open-source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software.
quetzalcoatl - Cross-platform Qt 5 MPD client
dolphin - Dolphin is a GameCube / Wii emulator, allowing you to play games for these two platforms on PC with improvements.