Current stable release

• Download Source Tarball Client
• Download Source Tarball Server

Development version

• Download bleeding edge sourcecode (Git snapshot)
• Browse download directory for release candidates and older versions

The latest development version, updated as soon as developers commit any changes, is hosted in GIT. It is recommended only for developers and experienced testers. GNUmed can be checked out using Git without a password:

git clone git://gitorious.org/gnumed/gnumed.git

see also our more detailed page: getting the development version.

Step 1: Add the Packages Archive (PPA)

• open Applications > Accessories > Terminal
• copy this command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnumed/ppa
• paste the above command into Terminal, and press "return"
• the system will probably ask for the password
• copy this command: sudo apt-get update
• paste the above command into Terminal, and press "return"

Step 2: Click on the package you want to install

Client for Ubuntu Lucid (10.04), Karmic (9.10), Jaunty (9.04)
This will install the GNUmed client and provide update information on major releases.

Server for Ubuntu Lucid (10.04), Karmic (9.10), Jaunty (9.04)
This will install the GNUmed server part. You need this to create a local GNUmed database on your system. PPA / Repository

Step 3: Prepare PostgreSQL
The database is where GNUmed actually stores your data. First, the PostgreSQL database that comes with your system must be prepared.

Step 4: Create the database

A so called "bootstrap" script will set up a database for GNUmed inside your PostgreSQL. Beware, this will create a whole new GNUmed database and destroy an existing GNUmed database!

See GNUmed on Ubuntu guide for detailed GNUmed client and server installation and configuration instructions.

Client for 11.3	Client for 11.2	Client for 11.1
This will install the GNUmed client on openSUSE 11.3 and provide update information on major releases.	This will install the GNUmed client on openSUSE 11.2 and provide update information on major releases..	This will install the GNUmed client on openSUSE 11.1 and provide update information on major releases.

Server for 11.3	Server for 11.2	Server for 11.1
This will install the GNUmed server part on openSUSE 11.3. You need this to create a local GNUmed database on your system. Repository	This will install the GNUmed server part on openSUSE 11.2. You need this to create a local GNUmed database on your system. Repository	This will install the GNUmed server part on openSUSE 11.1. You need this to create a local GNUmed database on your system. Repository

Note: The 1-click install provides the opportunity to install and update as new versions are released. For more detailed GNUmed server installation and configuration instructions see GNUmed server on openSUSE guide.

• Packages for the client and the server are available. Detailed instructions are provided here

• Mandriva 2009 and 2010 (latest stable release) do not include it. Instructions to get the client and server running from a 3rd party repository are provided here

• Packages for the client and the server are available. Detailed instructions are provided here

• Packages for the client and the server are available. Detailed instructions are provided here

All-in-One-Client for MS Windows
This will install the GNUmed client. It is the best candidate for a first time installation.

All-in-One-Server for MS Windows	GNUmed-only-Server for MS Windows
This will install the GNUmed server part. You need this to create a local GNUmed database on your system. This version includes and installs PostgreSQL. It will configure PostgreSQL so the bootstrap process will know all passwords.	This will install the GNUmed server part. You need this to create a local GNUmed database on your system. This version is best suited for updates and requires a previous installation of PostgreSQL.

Note: See here for more detailed GNUmed client and server installation and configuration instructions. For older client or server versions please visit the Client Repository or the Server Repository

• Download and run GNUmed from a Live CD/DVD. This enables you to testdrive GNUmed without computer alteration. Detailed instructions are provided here.

• GNUmed virtual machine for VMware's VMplayer. Download your copy from sourceforge.net. Instructions are provided here.

PortableApps(TM) GNUmed client	PortableApps(TM) GNUmed server
This will install the GNUmed client for the PortableApps suite. It is a good candidate for on the road without your PC.	This will install the GNUmed server for the PortableApps suite. It is a good candidate when you don't have access to your office database.

Run GNUmed directly from mobile drive (USB, eSATA), using Portable Apps. Detailed instructions are provided here