Hi Ralf, On Sunday 04 February 2007 15:58, RalfGesellensetter wrote: > Recently Knut, Josè and others announced a cooperation of Debian-Edu and > LinEx. One chance I see here, is further improvement of the workstation > profile, especially by adding more educative applications and > usability. Which means, those software needs to be packaged for debian and included in the archive. So it can be tracked with RFP or ITP bugs :) (RFP=request for packaging, ITP=intend to packaging). Also, debtags are a great tool to, well, tag debian packages. Tags can be used to categorize many aspects of a package: written-in-language-abc, uses-ui-toolkit-xy, learning-software, whatever. There is even a webbased-frontend (ajax based, whoohoo :) at http://debtags.alioth.debian.org/ > At the moment we have the Linuxsignpost project [1]. Its design is > marvellous, but on a very brief look, I failed to see what is is about. Sorry to say that. What is the objective of the linuxsignpost? > Additionally, we started a wiki table of free educative applications > [2]. But this has proven quite uncomfortable, personally, I am > convinced we need some relational database that can easily be extended. Why? (are you convinced...) > What is your suggestions? Is there anybody else interested in such a > data base, maybe based on [1]? What is the problem/are the problems you're trying to solve? regards, Holger
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