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"Biofeedback Development"
03-21-01, 08:26 PM (GMT)

Interesting stuff, this biofeedback. Unfortunatly, it hasn't even come close to reaching anything close to a quarter of it's potential. I firmly believe that Linux would be the vehicle for the technology achieving anything close to it's potential. However, there are no current EEG applications for Linux. Solution: Write open source devices. Anyone feel like assisting?
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Subject	Author	Message Date	ID
RE: Biofeedback Development	VladT	03-21-01	1
RE: Biofeedback Development	ocneurofeedback	08-27-10	8
RE: Biofeedback Development	TheProfessor (Guest)	03-29-01	2
RE: Biofeedback Development	VladT	04-02-01	3
RE: Biofeedback Development	Admin	05-02-01	4
RE: Biofeedback Development	Neurofeedback	07-13-10	6
RE: Biofeedback Development	ocneurofeedback	08-27-10	7

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1. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
03-21-01, 10:26 PM (GMT)

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>Interesting stuff, this biofeedback. ..
>However, there are no current
>EEG applications for Linux.
>Solution: Write open source
>devices.
There are EEG applications for Brainmaster EEG device Linux, and it is open source code. Brainmaster device is also open code EEG hardware. You may want to check out www.brainmaster.com and BrainMaster Software Development eGroup at http://yahoogroups.com/group/brain-master.
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8. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
08-27-10, 05:56 PM (GMT)

In response to message #1 We would love to help in any way we can if you need assistance with biofeedback, EEG, Neurofeedback, and Psychotherapy in Orange County California. Please visit us at http://hansinkandassociates.com
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2. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
03-29-01, 12:09 PM (GMT)

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Why do you need to write open source drivers or other software?
It is possible to port software across platforms, particularly
if it is a portable language like pascal, c or c++ if it runs
on DOS, UNIX, Windows or a Mainframe, it can still be ported to
LINUX!!

However, non-portable languages like VisualBasic are more difficult, since VB runs only on MS-platforms, but Microsoft has
promised to support LINUX??

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3. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
04-02-01, 04:12 PM (GMT)

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>Why do you need to write
>open source drivers or other
>software?
To ease the software development of biofeedback applications.

>It is possible to port software
>across platforms, particularly
>if it is a portable language
>like pascal, c or c++ if it runs
>on DOS, UNIX, Windows or a
>Mainframe, it can still be
>ported to LINUX!!
Well, 90% users in the World use Windows as the main OS. That's why the drivers we wrote are for Windows.

>However, non-portable languages like VisualBasic are
>more difficult, since VB runs
>only on MS-platforms, but Microsoft
>has promised to support LINUX??
It is fun to play with Linux, however personally I do not think it has any future.
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4. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
05-02-01, 04:09 PM (GMT)

In response to message #2 >However, non-portable languages like VisualBasic are >more difficult, since VB runs >only on MS-platforms, but Microsoft >has promised to support LINUX?? What is your point regarding Linux?
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6. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
07-13-10, 00:06 AM (GMT)

In response to message #0 We actually specialize in EEG, Biofeedback, and Neurofeedback. We have much success with our patients. Visit us at http://hansinkandassociates.com and our HD Web Commercial http://eeg123.com Keep in touch with us on facebook EEGOC or Follow us on Twitter OCNEUROFEEDBACK.
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7. "RE: Biofeedback Development"
08-27-10, 05:55 PM (GMT)

In response to message #0 For anyone in the Orange County California area, I have an office here and we specialize in Biofeedback, EEG, Neurofeedback, and Psychotherapy. Please visit us at http://hansinkandassociates.com
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