Looking at <URL:http://developer.skolelinux.no/popcon/unknown/by_vote>, I notice a few packages missing in debian which we could get included.
Java seem to be the most used non-debian package in debian-edu installations. I'm working with the debian-java subproject to try to get the free java implementation to a point where they can replace the implementation from SUN. It is closely followed by LTSP, which is already in debian under another package name, and I hope we can move to the new packages soon. The PDF viewer acroread is next on the list. I guess we should do more to find a good free PDF viewer to include, if xpdf isn't good enough. Next is kgeography, installed by almost half the machines submitting info, and used last week on 8 machines. Time to get it into debian and a backport to our sarge archive? Opera is still used some places, but I guess the free browsers are good enough these days so we do not really need to spend time getting a new opera package. NX is not used much, it seem, but I have been told Tollef and others work on getting it into debian. The rest of the packages have too few reports for me to spend time on them. This is the top of the list, sorted on 'vote': #rank name inst vote 1 j2re1.4 40 28 2 ltsp-core-i386 29 23 3 ltsp-x-core-i386 29 21 4 acroread 21 9 5 kgeography 22 8 6 ltsp-x-xserver-s3-s3v-3.3.6-i386 23 7 7 sun-j2re1.5 7 7 8 ltsp-x-xserver-svga-3.3.6-i386 29 3 9 opera-static 7 3 10 freenx 2 2 11 lynx-ssl 4 2 12 mjpegtools 21 2 13 mplayer-386 2 2 14 mplayer-586 2 2 15 nxclient 5 2 16 skype 2 2 17 IS.changes-tjener 1 1 18 backdoor 1 1 19 blockhosts 1 1 20 j2sdk1.4 1 1 21 kde-servicemenus-kim 1 1 22 lame 21 1 23 mplayer 1 1 24 nxserver 1 1 25 opera 1 1 26 slx-backdoor 1 1 27 sun-j2sdk1.5 1 1 28 sunbird 1 1 29 transcode 2 1 30 unrar-nonfree 1 1 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
