Students should be aware of the methods of implementation/conversion.
Parallel running, pilot running, direct changeover and phased conversion.
S/E Training issues may require organizations to restructure their workforce.
Installation of an program is the process of making the program ready for execution within the computer, and because the process of installation varies between different programs, the programs are accompanied by their own installers. This leads us to alternative installation processes.
I found an website called turbogears.org which shows methods of installing their software for different operating systems. Their methods include guides for:
32-bit Windows
Mac OSX Install
Linux Root Install
32-bit Windows:
Install Python (download and run an executable or MSI installer)
Install SetupTools
Follow the script form the website (Will be linked below)
This is a fairly simple installation process with little to no limitations to 32-bit Windows users. It is easy to understand what to do. Mac OSX:
Download Python (the .dmg variant as Max OSX does not run .exe files), follow by installing it.
Install SetupTools & VirtualEnv packages into the Python installation.
To do the instruction above, follow the script on the website.
Unlike the 32-bit Windows installation process, there are more steps in the Mac OSX instructions & requires you to do more work. This gives us our first glimpse at alternative installation processes. Linux Root:
I quote the turbogears.org website: On RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5, you can install TurboGears from official RPM packages via:
This final installation process might confuse some Linux users that are not well introduced to Linux installation. This might prove to be a limitation to some users, but for those more advanced this is a simple installation process which they should prove to have no trouble with.
Verdict
After reading these installation guides provided by Turbogears on their website it should give you an idea about alternative installation processes for different operating systems. I've evaluated the different processes based on their tutorials and on how easy/hard it is to understand and execute them.
Installation of an program is the process of making the program ready for execution within the computer, and because the process of installation varies between different programs, the programs are accompanied by their own installers. This leads us to alternative installation processes.
I found an website called turbogears.org which shows methods of installing their software for different operating systems. Their methods include guides for:
32-bit Windows:
Install Python (download and run an executable or MSI installer)
Install SetupTools
Follow the script form the website (Will be linked below)
This is a fairly simple installation process with little to no limitations to 32-bit Windows users. It is easy to understand what to do.
Mac OSX:
Download Python (the .dmg variant as Max OSX does not run .exe files), follow by installing it.
Install SetupTools & VirtualEnv packages into the Python installation.
To do the instruction above, follow the script on the website.
Unlike the 32-bit Windows installation process, there are more steps in the Mac OSX instructions & requires you to do more work. This gives us our first glimpse at alternative installation processes.
Linux Root:
I quote the turbogears.org website: On RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5, you can install TurboGears from official RPM packages via:
This final installation process might confuse some Linux users that are not well introduced to Linux installation. This might prove to be a limitation to some users, but for those more advanced this is a simple installation process which they should prove to have no trouble with.
Verdict
After reading these installation guides provided by Turbogears on their website it should give you an idea about alternative installation processes for different operating systems. I've evaluated the different processes based on their tutorials and on how easy/hard it is to understand and execute them.