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  GBAC is a virtualization enabled (VirtualBox) execution 
  environment for Distributed Computing Infrastructures.


  The current releases are the following (versions 
  following r4 are based on svn revisions): 
  
   - Win32 binaries: r2614 (2043-02-14)
   - Linux-amd64 binaries: r2614 (2014-02-14)
   - Virtual appliance: r2609 (2014-01-14)

  For documentation refer to:
  
  http://doc.desktopgrid.hu/doku.php?id=manual:gbac

  The doc/ directory contains the ChangeLog and it is
  also bundled with the packages above.

  Additionally you can find the following directories
  here:
  
  - The sample/ directory contains a sample application
    (EMMIL) in bundle format for testing (refer to the
    manual for more information).
  
  - The virtual_appliance/ directory contains 
    
    1.) preconfigured virtual appliances for GBAC: 
        
        gbac-debian-x86_vdi-*.gz (Debian 6.0 32bit)
        gbac-cernvm-basic-2.7.2-1-2-x86_64.vdi.gz (CernVM 64bit)
        gbac-sl58-v*.vdi.gz (Scientific Linux 5.8 64bit)

        These have the guest tools deployed and ready 
        for use. You will need one of these for the GBAC 
        releases (as they do not contain any virtual 
        appliance).
        
    2.) A virtual appliance for application development
        and testing:
        
        appdev-debian-x86_vdi-*.gz

        This is basically the same VA as the previous
        one with Debian, but with the GBAC guest additions 
        disabled  and additional free space.
        
        This is intended for people who don't have
        access to Debian 6.0 32bit instance, but want to 
        test/ develop their application for GBAC.

  
  - The guest_tools/ directory contains the scripts 
    needed for any custom virtual appliance, thus if 
    you use the one found in the virtual_appliance/ 
    directory, you don't need these.
  
  - The source/ directory contains the GBAC source code.
  
  
Source: README.txt, updated 2014-03-26