Electron, the framework behind Eclipse Theia, allows the use of web technologies on desktop environments. Available in Windows, Mac OS X and Linux64 versions; we need your help in improving the product. Before releasing the source code to move out of the alpha, we would greatly appreciate your feedback. Mac OS, operating system (OS) developed by the American computer company Apple Inc. The OS was introduced in 1984 to run the company’s Macintosh line of personal computers (PCs). The Macintosh heralded the era of graphical user interface (GUI) systems, and it inspired Microsoft Corporation to develop its own GUI, the Windows OS. The second way is to use the Mac built-in text substitutions. Again in System Preferences, Keyboard, select the text tab. I have entered all the Greek letters such as '!a' (which is exclamation a) for α, and '!t' (exclamation t) for Greek Theta θ. As I type (in most programs) it immediately substitutes one for the other. Does not work in Word.

• Theia Mac Os X
• Theia Mac Os Catalina

Newest compatible operating system: OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 Tech Specs: MacBook Pro (17-inch, Mid 2009) User Guide: MacBook Pro (17-inch, Mid 2009) MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2009) Model Identifier: MacBookPro5,3 Part Numbers: MB985xx/A, MB986xx/A Newest compatible operating system: OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 Tech Specs: MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2009).

Theia Mac Os X

Theia Groups technology is built on an excellent quality software solution, Penelope, which is currently working in hundreds of providers. The following information explains why this solution is reliable and affordable.

Penelope by Theia group is a server-based web application that uses the powerful PostgreSQL relational database management system. Users access the system securely through their web browser on their network or optionally, from anywhere on the internet. Designed for high multi-user concurrency in a thin client environment, Whānau Solutions is well-suited for organisations with anywhere from five to 5000 staff, working out of a single location or multiple sites. In addition, there are many security features that protect the confidentiality of data and ensure that sensitive information is accessed only by specifically authorised parties.

The technology delivers maximum performance, reliability and functionality at a low total cost of ownership. This system has almost no downtime, having functioned 99.999% of the time over the last twelve years. There are no legacy issues, expensive hardware requirements, Microsoft licensing or remote access limitations.

The technological features that drive this functionality include:

• OS = e.g. Windows 2008 server, CentOS, RedHat EL4
• Components required to run Penelope (provided by Athena software at no additional cost):

– Web server / jdbc servlet engine;

– Postgresql database server;

– Java / JDK;

– Penelope application;

– Spell checker.

• Penelope features a one-way push sync to Exchange version 2010 for calendar events created in Penelope (exchange license not provided or covered in cost);
• Terminal services can be used;
• No data cache is left on any workstation;
• No touch screen devices are required (but can be used if desired);
• Minimum supported resolution is 1024 x 768;
• The system can be configured to encrypt all data in transit using SSL; and,
• Backups can be done online/ while system is in use.

Theia Mac Os Catalina

PostgreSQL database

Penelope by Theia group is a web application that uses the advanced enterprise-level open-source PostgreSQL relational database management system. This extremely powerful form of database runs natively on 57 different kinds of operating systems, including: Windows, Red Hat, Suse, Debian, MacOSX, FeeBSD and Solaris. PostgreSQL features legendary reliability and stability, and full transaction handling. It also supports ODBC, is ANSI SQl compliant, and involves no additional licensing costs.

Thin client architecture

Penelope by Theia group’s thin client architecture means that all of the ‘heavy lifting’ is done on the server. On the client or workstation side, the programme requires merely a browser such as MS Internet Explorer or Firefox. Because of this thin client approach, workstations need not be standardised, have the same operating systems or even be very modern: minimum requirements – 1GB of RAM, a PIV processor and a minimum WinXP+ or Mac OSX operating system. No software needs to be installed on the workstations and no data is ever cached or stored on the client computer.

Secure and reliable

Whether used locally or remotely there are a number of security features built into Penelope Client Information Management Software that ensure that information is safe, secure and accessible only by authorised parties. SSL (secure sockets layer) encryption provides industry standard encryption for secure remote access across the internet. Penelope by Theia group’s features a wealth of user configurable security settings so that your organisation can implement comprehensive security policies and role-based access/ function permissions.

Scalable and ready for the enterprise

Penelope by Theia group’s components have been designed for the most challenging mission-critical, multi-user, large data environments. The database can technically support 1000s of gigs of data (and in one table alone), with a high degree of performance and reliability. In addition, thousands of users can connect simultaneously to the system from local or remote locations with real-time data connectivity. Our database supports all data types, up to 1GB memo fields for open notes, comprehensive logging and online on the fly backup and maintenance routines.

Low total cost of ownership

Penelope by Theia group’s Client Information Management Software delivers powerful performance and leading-edge technology at an extremely low total cost of ownership. Each of the components, as well as the native operating system, are open-source systems that do not require additional licensing.

Easy to configure

Few other solutions are as easily and fully configurable/ customisable as Penelope. With object-oriented, relational design principles, Penelope is specifically designed to make it easy to customise the software to meet the evolving needs of an extremely broad range of service providers. Onsite system administrators can quickly and easily label fields, reassign field values, add new fields, specify drop down values and create custom case documents and outcomes evaluation surveys with no specialised computer knowledge or programming experience whatsoever. Penelope contains dozens of features and settings that can be toggled on or off globally to suit your needs.

Platform independent

We’ve designed the system to empower organisations to have the ability to make important choices about their IT operations and hardware infrastructure. One of the ‘freedoms’ Penelope provides is almost complete platform freedom – users can choose practically any modern operating system to run the system on (including most Linux distributions, Mac OS X Server versions, and most Windows Operating Systems). The freedom extends to the way users interact with Penelope on the client side; they may use virtually any system that can run a fully functional java enabled web browser such as Firefox (or Internet Explorer).

Portable and available on the go!

Penelope is a truly mobile application, accessible securely anywhere, at any time. With your laptop or any portable device such as iPad connected to the net via 3G or WiFi, users will be able to access and use critical data in real-time. Experience new levels of service coordination, productivity, timeliness and responsiveness with a truly portable web application. If a device is synched via MS-Exhcange, then a user

ORFEO ToolBox is distributed as open source under an OSI-approved license. Starting with OTB 6.0, the Apache 2.0 license is used. For prior versions, the CeCILL v2 licence is used. On all platforms, the OTB standalone package contains everything: applications for command line and graphical user interface, python bindings, Monteverdi and also official remote modules.

Notes for Windows install

We provide standalone binaries for Windows which do not require administrative privileges. Download the archive below (32 or 64 bits), and extract it somewhere. Double-click on the monteverdi.bat to launch Monteverdi, or mapla.bat for the OTB application browser. Please see the CookBook for detailed installation instructions (You may need to right click -> save as…).

Tips: Use 7-Zip for faster extracting speed (extraction should take around 15 seconds with 7-zip, but can take up to 10 minutes with the default extractor).

Alternatively, OTB is also available via package management system on some Linux distributions:

• OpenSUSE (sponsored by SIRS)

However be aware that those packages can be older than the latest available and may contain bugs that have already been fixed. Please click here for details.

A conda package is also available for Linux on Anaconda cloud.

Develop binary packages

Sometimes we are a bit in a hurry and we don’t want to wait for the official release to enjoy a new feature! In this case, one can use the develop binary packages, which are available here.

A new package is generated every time something is added in the “develop” branch. Don’t forget to open an issue if you find a bug!

Cookbook and Doxygen are also available for the “develop” branch.

Older binary packages

Older versions of OTB are still available on the archive page.

eXternal Dependencies Kit (XDK)

OTB binaries can also be used as a development kit for OTB which allows to easily compile the library and facilitate the creation of programs based on OTB. The archive contains shared libraries of OTB dependencies (binary versions) and helper scripts for the configuration and the compilation of the library.

You can find more information about OTB compilations using the development kit on the wiki: