Windows VM in the cloud
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@syko24 said in Windows VM in the cloud:
@Dashrender - www.AdvancedMD.com currently supports only Internet Explorer because of ActiveX. They are working on a Chrome compatible version that is supposed to be released in the not so distant future.
Hmmmm according to this it seems that it may already be available. http://www.advancedmd.com/blog/advancedmd-for-any-browser-a-sneak-peek
Last time I checked it failed to login from Chrome and had a message saying that it will be available soon.
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@Dashrender said in Windows VM in the cloud:
Scott, are you aware of any EHRs are that supported on Linux endpoints?
I'm not looking for Linux, I'm looking for modern. Things in the modern world are OS agnostic because they don't get installed or run on the OS but run in the browser (unless there is specific needs to the contrary.) A proper, modern system delivering things kind of data should have a compatibility dependency, like HTML5, not an OS one of any sort. It shouldn't run "on" Linux any more than MangoLassi does.
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I do realize that, but if the system works on LInux, it will probably work anywhere.
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@syko24 said in Windows VM in the cloud:
@syko24 said in Windows VM in the cloud:
@Dashrender - www.AdvancedMD.com currently supports only Internet Explorer because of ActiveX. They are working on a Chrome compatible version that is supposed to be released in the not so distant future.
Hmmmm according to this it seems that it may already be available. http://www.advancedmd.com/blog/advancedmd-for-any-browser-a-sneak-peek
Last time I checked it failed to login from Chrome and had a message saying that it will be available soon.
Looks like at least someone has an active, functional development team doing something
This is a small thing in the grand scheme. But one has to ask.... if someone can make a functional EMR, this should be so trivial that we can't even imagine how much of an after through it should be. If they can't make browser compatibility, how can we trust them with patient data? -
@Dashrender said in Windows VM in the cloud:
I do realize that, but if the system works on LInux, it will probably work anywhere.
That's not solid logic. Lots of things run on Linux but not in a browser.
