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The Tango kernel team is pleased to announce the release of Tango 9.2.5a. You can download the source distribution from the download section.
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The new Sardana release 2.2.0 (corresponding to the Jan17 milestone) is now available to download from PyPI (source and windows installer)
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The MARS City project to simulate living on Mars has adopted Tango as their unifying protocol for connecting their devices. Read about it in the Testimonies section.
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A script to backup all repositories from a GitHub organization with their issues and wiki pages is now available on GitHub:
https://github.com/tango-controls/GitHubBackup.It can be used to backup all the tango-controls GitHub repositories for instance.
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We are happy to announce that the Sardana project has just finished its transition to GitHub.
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Most of the Tango kernel projects are now successfully moved. Here is an update of the status.
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We are happy to announce that the Taurus project has just finished its transition to GitHub.
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Raphael Ponsard presented Tango on Zynq at the Xilinx Embedded Software conference held this week in San Jose.
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Tango is moving to GitHub. Read all about it!
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The new Sardana release 2.1.0 is now available to download from PyPI.
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3Controls is pleased to invite all interested companies and organizations to participate in the a new Tango Controls Training held 12th – 14th October 2016 in Krakow.
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The first official release for the Taurus 4.x series is available for download from PyPI
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A new bugfix release for Taurus 3.x series (which is now legacy) is available for download from PyPI.
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A team from the class "Lpro Systèmes embarqués" of the University of Grenoble has been selected as finalist of the Xilinx University contest 2015
Have a look of the project page and on the very didactic video
Congratulation to the students and the teacher (Raphael Ponsard)!This year, another team is participating to the 2016 edition of the contest with a new project with TANGO.
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The TANGO Community Roadmap discussed at the Krakow meeting has been documented and updated online in preparation for the Toulouse meeting.
Your feedback and contributions welcomed.
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Thursday 9th of June, 2016 at 15:20, MAX IV was able to record the first data set at the BioMax beamline. We now have “1st light on a sample” and can thus credibly inaugurate MAX IV :-)
https://twitter.com/MAXIVbiomax/status/740986671215325184?lang=en
We would like to thanks all the Tango community for their contribution.
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The new Sardana release 2.0.0 (corresponding to the Jan16 milestone) is
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HDB++ is a new archiving system for TANGO, based on events. The next HDB++ meeting will take place on 10 and 11 May 2016 at Elettra, Trieste. If interested, please contact lorenzo.pivetta@elettra.eu.
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Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste is organizing a school on TANGO Controls. The lessons will be held in Trieste, Italy, on 4-8 July, 2016.
The school will give 15 young graduates a general overview of the TANGO framework and the fundamentals to be able to develop software applications in the TANGO environment.
Attendance and accommodation costs will be covered by Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste.
For more information visit the web site of the school: http://www.elettra.eu/Conferences/2016/TANGO_School/
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A first version of the TANGO92 Virtual Machine Release Candidate is available for testing:
ftp://ftp.esrf.fr/pub/cs/tango/tango92-vm_RC1.zip
This version contains TANGO 9.2.2, PyTango 9.2. and updates of mtango and a new web application for TANGO.
Download the VM if you want to try out the latest version of TANGO without installing it .
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