John Chilton 915948a305 Hide to_posix_lines in UI by default.
Galaxy still completely supports this option on backend - API tests still completely work and will hopefully ensure this functionality continues running. Any Galaxy deployements that wish to enable this option simply have to switch this one param from hidden to select. This is a ugly workaround - but it is a very small workaround - and will hopefully alleviate any potential fears Gert Hulselmans has of Galaxy diverging from his changes. This is only a stop gap until the Galaxy upload UI supports more advanced options.

I have previously outlined my concerns with the visual clutter on the upload.xml page - this is why I am hiding it by default. If anyone with commit access disagrees - please by all means backout of this individual changeset and restore the full functionality of pull request 171 (I have a terrible eye for this sort of GUI design stuff).
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GALAXY
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http://galaxyproject.org/

The latest information about Galaxy is always available via the Galaxy
website above.

HOW TO START
============
Galaxy requires Python 2.6 or 2.7. To check your python version, run:

% python -V
Python 2.7.3

Start Galaxy:

% sh run.sh

Once Galaxy completes startup, you should be able to view Galaxy in your
browser at:

http://localhost:8080

You may wish to make changes from the default configuration.  This can be done
in the universe_wsgi.ini file.  Tools are configured in tool_conf.xml.  Details
on adding tools can be found on the Galaxy website (linked above).

Not all dependencies are included for the tools provided in the sample
tool_conf.xml.  A full list of external dependencies is available at:

http://wiki.g2.bx.psu.edu/Admin/Tools/Tool%20Dependencies
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