Dear list,

It's great to hear that there are GIS people on gentoo :).
Currently I am trying to work in GIS applications especially in
GRASS-GIS 6.0 and QGIS 0.6, but there are no ebuilds for these so I
installed in normal-linux way.
I didnt develop ebuilds before, but I think i could involve in it in
some way (testing, writing ebuilds - it is time to start :))

greeings,
michal


GÃrald Fenoy napisaÅ(a):

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>     *De: *GÃrald Fenoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>     *Date: *26 avril 2005 12:10:52 GMT+02:00
>     *Ã: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     *Objet: [gentoo-dev] Geographic Information System team ?
>     RÃpondre Ã: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>     Hi all,
>     I'm new on this list, so I quickly present myself. I currently
>     work for the entreprise 01map which is specialised on providing a
>     Geographic Information System solution, this is done principaly
>     for the french administrations (as for exemple the Environment
>     Ministery http://carto.languedoc-roussillon.environnement.gouv.fr/
>     in french only sorry ... ). We are especialy involved in the
>     postgis development for which we contribute (Gerald Fenoy and Jean
>     David Techer are from 01map), but also with all the dependanced
>     projects as for instance : mapserver.
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>     I would like to know if there is any GIS team (not for Gentoo
>     Installation System but for Geographic Information System ...) or
>     any effort on that way ?
>
>     Indeed, I could see that the postgis ebuild is so old, we
>     currently work with the 1.0 version but the postgis ebuild is for
>     0.7 version ...
>     I've also seen that there is some purposes to include the postgis
>     directly into the postgresql ebuild, but do you know that the
>     futurs versions (it's already the case for the cvs one) don't need
>     at all the postgresql sources to compile it ?
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>     Futhermore the postgis ebuild is used but there is no geos ebuild
>     in portage (but I've already made it too) so postgis will be less
>     usefull as it could be with it (geos provide functionalities for
>     using all known projections systems).
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>     With our "postgis developers" team we have also made an update of
>     the qgis ebuild to work with the lastest postgis version (which
>     has the geos support) ebuild we also made.
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>     To conclude I give you the tree of our work on the Geographic
>     Information System :
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>     dev-db/postgis
>     dev-db/postgis-cvs
>     sci-libs/geos
>     sci-geosciences/mapserver
>     sci-geosciences/cartoweb (which use the webapp-config system)
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>     here is the list of the ebuilds developped by others contributors
>     of our independant project :
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>     sci-geosciences/qgis
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>     I hope that you've understand my query to create a new team
>     specialy involved on developping and *maintaining* more GIS
>     relatives ebuilds.
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>     Cordialy.
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>
>     Gerald Fenoy
>


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