Re: [MindIO-devel] BrainBay software

[Ian V. <vi...@ig...>]

At 12:13 AM 12/31/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>I downloaded Chris's BrainBay software and I've been playing with it a 
>little.  It looks pretty good.  I want to look into it more before I 
>decide anything, but I think I would rather spend my time contributing to 
>BrainBay than starting a new project from scratch.  There's no point in 
>re-inventing the wheel.  Isn't what we all want just a good open-source 
>application for neurofeedback?

I was kind of thinking the same. Its up an running and there will be a lot 
of interest in it. I would be interested to learn a bit about it how it 
works internally. How difficult was it to install. ?

So that means MindIO is on hold then.? That's fine by me, and it makes 
total sense to do that. If nothing else it has given us a chance to look at 
some of the issues and now we can see how Chris has handled them. And who 
knows, some of the ideas we talked about might be useful someday.

If its all right with you, I would still like to use the MindIO site for my 
graphics, since I don't have access to the OpenEEG site atm.

Ian











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