Hamish Moffatt writes:
Similarly I have some ideas for some electronics packages (mostly related
to microcontrollers/microprocessors); there is one or two similar
packages at present; is there sufficient interest for me to do some?
I'm interested.
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On Fri, Aug 08, 1997 at 11:51:05AM +0200, Frits Daalmans wrote:
I have some questions regarding Debian's attitude towards scientific
programs.
[...]
Now my questions are these:
- there is no section for chemistry or quantum chemistry yet in the
Debian distribution. Do you think there would
Hello all,
I have some questions regarding Debian's attitude towards scientific
programs.
First an introduction:
In the Computational Chemistry mailing-list (listserv is
[EMAIL PROTECTED], archived at ccl.osc.edu and
http://ccl.osc.edu/chemistry.html)
there are lately more and more questions
On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Frits Daalmans wrote:
Hello all,
I have some questions regarding Debian's attitude towards scientific
programs.
[...]
Now my questions are these:
- there is no section for chemistry or quantum chemistry yet in the
Debian distribution. Do you think there would be
Mario Olimpio de Menezes wrote:
I think that the section should be for scientific programs in
general.
Yes, with GIS packages included:
- Vis5d - available in Red Hat I think.
- grass
- ...
Peter
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Hello Frits!
I don't know anything about quantum chem. at all. But I understand, that you
want to become a Debian maintainer of chemical packages.
First, you have to install, read and understand the debian-policy. It is a
seperate debian package. Then you have to learn, how to build a debian
--- Frits Daalmans wrote:
...have recently obtained a new program for molecular modelling. It was
produced under the GPL and (very well) written in C (IMHO).
...
- If I contact the author of this 'moldy' program, Keith Refson, and
ask his permission to compile and package it for Linux (only i386
I think that the section should be for scientific programs in
general.
Yes, with GIS packages included:
- Vis5d - available in Red Hat I think.
- grass
grass is huge and seems not to be maintained anymore (anybody
willing to bring 100M source to our century?) Also, almost no
Ciccio wrote:
I think that the section should be for scientific programs in
general.
Yes, with GIS packages included:
- Vis5d - available in Red Hat I think.
- grass
grass is huge and seems not to be maintained anymore (anybody
willing to bring 100M source to our
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