On Fri, 20 Feb 2015 09:43:39 -0600 Guilherme Amadio wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I think my announcement is still a bit fresh, so you probably know that > I recently became a Gentoo dev. > > One of the areas of interest for me is gentoo-science, more > specifically, sci-physics packages, as I actually work on development of > a geant sucessor, called geantv. So I would like to formally request to > join the science team and possibly I would like to maintain geant and > related packages on Gentoo if there isn't already someone maintaining > these packages.
Add yourself to herds.xml and welcome aboard! You may be interested in joining sci-physics subproject as well (edit the same file). > Here are some packages I am interested in maintaining: > > sci-phyiscs/geant and related geant-docs, geant-data, etc. > sci-physics/root and related packages > dev-libs/vc (currently maintained by kde herd for some reason, used in geantv) > sci-physics/clhep, dependency of geant I usually maintain sci-physics/root, but I don't always have time to follow new version bumps, so help is welcome. Right now I'm working on 5.34.26, 6.02.05 and (possibly) 6.03.02 version bumps. So in order to avoid double effort wait for them in tree (or at least in science overlay) before fixing various issues :) > If there is any of you around, I'm currently working at Fermilab (as a > visitor, as I'm a postdoc at a Brazilian university). What a small world we are in... Actually I'm (slowly) working on my Ph.D. using Fermilab's data: a SELEX experiment, quite an old one (data taken 1996-97), but it still has at interesting stuff to dig in :) Though I never was at Fermilab myself. Best regards, Andrew Savchenko
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