On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It may not always make sense for things to stay in debian-med's tasks, even
if that's where they've traditionally lived. It may make more sense for them
to migrate to other task sets / packages, and for debian-med's tasks to
inherit wholesale from
- debian-science-psychology
Same as -pharmaceuticals.
Ermm, psychology applications (e.g., software for response time
measurement or cognitive testing) are definitely NOT the same as
pharmaceutical aplications.
I'm sorry to be unclear: My remark that this should be covered by
Debian-Med _if
On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- debian-science-psychology
Same as -pharmaceuticals.
Ermm, psychology applications (e.g., software for response time measurement
or cognitive testing) are definitely NOT the same as pharmaceutical
aplications.
I'm sorry to be unclear: My rem
- debian-science-psychology
Same as -pharmaceuticals.
Ermm, psychology applications (e.g., software for response time
measurement or cognitive testing) are definitely NOT the same as
pharmaceutical aplications.
- debian-science-hci [subset of psychology? sort of.]
What is "hci" ?
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- debian-science-biology
Fine here and dependency of med-bio would make things easy as Charles suggested.
- debian-science-genomics
- debian-science-pharmaceuticals
*If* we had some intersting packages, I would rather create a
med-pharmaceutica
On Wed, 14 Feb 2007, Charles Plessy wrote:
I think that you can safely make debian-science-bio depend on med-bio
and med-bio-dev only. Basic biology is part of Debian Med as
"preclinical research".
Sounds reasonable.
In addition to the suggested packages, I think that a
debian-science-biblio
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, [utf-8] Damián Viano wrote:
- debian-science
- debian-science-bio
- debian-science-math
- debian-science-physics
- debian-science-chem
What do others think? Am I missing something? Should we s/science// from
the second level packages? s/debian
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Lisandro [utf-8] Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer wrote:
Well, I am reading tasksel's README.gz. Some things I found:
* To get a new task added to Debian, please file a bug report on tasksel.
Did you ever tried?
So we make a list (or perhaps a tree, to follow Carlo Segre's su
- debian-science-archaeology
- debian-science-anthropology
I think these are pretty much the same thing too. In the USA you get a
degree in anthropology and on the other side of the pond you get a
degree in archaeology.
I can see your point, given that they're often collocated in the same
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