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Thank you for your response. The cost seems prohibitive, despite the business case of having patients stay for shorter duration and not occupying a bed for so long. I was thinking more of purchasing equipment (such as the current 3D screens) and integrating that into the existing architecture. This would probably replace the issue from purchasing an off-the-shelf solution to an architecture integration initiative, which is costly too and carries a reputation risk.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
apt-cudf
APT-CUDF(1) DOSE Tools APT-CUDF(1)
NAME
apt-cudf - CUDF solver integration for APT
SYNOPSIS
solvername
DESCRIPTION
apt-cudf translates back and forth among a CUDF-based dependency solver and the protocol used by APT to talk with external dependency
solvers. apt-cudf therefore allows to use any CUDF solver as an external solver for APT.
apt-cudf relies on its "argv[0]" name to find the CUDF solver to invoke. In common setups, you should have a CUDF solver specification
file under /usr/share/cudf/solvers/ for each installed CUDF solver. To use one such solver with APT, you should create a symbolic link
pointing to /usr/bin/apt-cudf under /usr/lib/apt/solvers/ and call it with the name of the CUDF solver you want to use.
OPTIONS
-v
--verbose
Print debugging information during operation. Can be repeated.
-h
--help
Show usage information and exit.
--version
Show program's version and exit.
--dump
Dump the cudf universe and solution
--noop
Dump the cudf universe and solution and exit. This is useful to generate a cudf universe from a edsp file
--conf
Use a configuration file. Default in /etc/apt-cudf.conf
-s <solver>
--solver <solver>
Specify the external solver to use.
-e
--explain
Print a human-readable summary of the solution.
--native-arch
Speficy the native architecture to be used in the edsp -> cudf translation. By default apt-cudf uses apt-config to deduce the native
architecture. This option is useful if the edsp was generated on a machine with a different architecture.
--foreign-archs
A comma-separated list of foreign architectures to be used in the edsp -> cudf translation
SEE ALSO
apt-get(8), update-cudf-solvers(8), README.cudf-solvers <file:///usr/share/doc/apt-cudf/README.cudf-solvers>, README.Debian
<file:///usr/share/doc/apt-cudf/README.Debian>
AUTHOR
Copyright: (C) 2011 Pietro Abate <pietro.abate@pps.jussieu.fr> Copyright: (C) 2011 Stefano Zacchiroli <zack@debian.org>
License: GNU Lesser General Public License (GPL), version 3 or above
dose3 3.0.2 2012-06-25 APT-CUDF(1)