> The wiki is manually edited and I really hope it will NOT be updated. > Why should it? We should really stop manually editing those Wiki pages > because in contrary what people keep on telling you about Wikis: It just > is outdated. The tasks pages of the Blends web sentinel[1] will be > updated once a day and they contain all needed information about the > packages and are contain really the latest information. So if anybody > is willing to spend some time on the Wiki: Please remove any references > to certain packages if there is no special reason to keep a certain > reference. Last week I visited the Wiki and even found references to > cdd.alioth.debian.org on pages which are linked from
> http://wiki.debian.org/DebianScience > So if anybody would take some time to replace this by > blends.alioth.debian.org - this would be really helpful. Is there any > way to grep / sed the content of the Wiki pages somehow? I do not > really want to propose this method because when seeking for those broken > links the page itself can be updated according to the suggestion I have > given above. I replace for now I think most of the cdd -> blends > I'm really happy if we are able even more upstream developer into Debian > Science because they are ba definition the most competent people to test > those packages. taking care of a package is quite time consumming especially if you are also the upstream. So the more peoples are involve in this debian-science, the easyer it will be for all of us. I hope that debian-science will become a reference for most of scientists where you can find most of the scientific software product and convince peoples to release there software with a dfsg compliant licence. This non commercial clause cause that we found in a great number of scientific software is realy a problem. what is the position of debian science for the distribute of that kind of software ? I am working now on the tango packaging for the dataacquisition. [1] [1] http://tango-controls.org Regards, Frederic -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-science-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/606cc410b038e34cb97646a32d0ec0bf03888...@venusbis.synchrotron-soleil.fr
