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bio-eagle 2.4.1-3
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Name conflict with this eagle from Harvard University for genotype phasing
  and the eagle from CadSoft for electronics
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  Due to a name conflict with /usr/bin/eagle from the eagle from
  CadSoft for electronics the main executable needs to be renamed.
  This eagle package provides the binaries:
  
    /usr/bin/bio-eagle

  To remain compatible with local user scripts using the name eagle
  the real executable is provided under the PATH
  
    /usr/lib/debian-med/bin/eagle

  So if you want to use bio-eagle with its original name just do the
  following:  Set the PATH variable like

    export PATH=/usr/lib/debian-med/bin:$PATH

  The PATH can be set very easily by making use of the feature of
  the med-config package of the Debian Med Blend.  Once med-config
  is installed for Bash users who create a file ${HOME}/.blends
  containing the string "debian-med" the PATH is automatically
  extended and thus users who consider themselves Debian Med users
  have access to the originally named executables.
  
 -- Dylan Aïssi <bob.dybian@gmail.com>  Sun, 18 Sep 2016 23:08:34 +0200