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Hi Yaroslav, yes, I'm basically interested to get exypriment distributed through Debian. Joining the Debian Science team would be generally speaking fine with me, but I am afraid that will not have much time to really contribute anything beyond that single package. I therefore think I would not make much sense. Anyway, if there is anything I could do to homogenize the package with Debian Science packages, please let me know. I am happy to make further adjustments. Best, Oliver On 03/26/2014 05:39 PM, Yaroslav
Halchenko wrote:
Hi Oliver, Andreas, of the Debian Science team (I am part of too), suggested to invite you to join. Given that as the upstream developer of expyriment you are primarily interested to have only that piece packaged/distributed through Debian, not sure if it would be of direct interest to you. But here you come: next step could be to bring expyriment under Debian science umbrella/maintenance -- that might provide numerous benefits in the long run (more help with updating/fixing the package etc). Even though we are finalizing packaging to satisfy Debian policy standards, it might need tiny bit of work to homogenize it with the rest of Debian Science packages... So I will leave it for you to decide, and Andreas I bet could guide you if you decide to follow this direction P.S. we would always be able to provide backports through NeuroDebian as well, as long as packaging keeps backporting in mind -- so there should be no problem. Cheers! On Wed, 26 Mar 2014, Andreas Tille wrote:Hi Yaroslav,again forwarding to Debian Science - please recommend Oliver Lindemann to subscribe Debian Science.Kind regards --
Dr. Oliver Lindemann Division of Cognitive Science University of Potsdam Karl - Liebknecht Str. 24/25, Building 14, 14476 Potsdam, Germany Tel: +49 - 331 - 977 2915, Fax: +49 - 331 - 977 2794 Room: 6.24, Building 14, http://www.cognitive-psychology.eu/lindemann |