Install TVB from ready-made, native software packages for all major 64-bit desktop platforms on Windows, Mac and Linux: these packages work equally well for new installations or for updating existing installations.
www.thevirtualbrain.org
Use a TVB instance running on the open-source cloud ecosystem of EBRAINS. Requires a free EBRAINS user account but offers supreme performance for large cohort data sets.
thevirtualbrain.apps.hbp.eu
Conveniently run TVB modules in an OS-independent Docker container – requires your own Docker setup. TVB Docker containers are updated more frequently and contain all the latest features and bugfixes.
hub.docker.com
Run TVB modules as Python packages, tailored to your own Python installation – a good solution if you plan to modify the code extensively and add new dependencies. TVB Python packages are updated more frequently and contain all the latest features and bugfixes.
pypi.org
You can look up, fork and modify the entire source code of The Virtual Brain by yourself. The public code repositories are licensed under GPLv3 and available on the GitHub platform.
This is a great place to look for specific code implementations like neural mass models, or opportunities to extend or modify the TVB software with your own code.
github.com
The TVB Foundation runs its own Atlassian Jira server to organize active software development with a globally distributed team. Everyone can inspect tasks, modules and software releases.
req.thevirtualbrain.org