Hi Andreas,
On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 03:21, Andreas Tille<andreas@an3as.eu> wrote:
thank you very much for your interest in Debian Med. For our project it
would be a really great addition to also support radiation therapy
research - so I really hope to get it packaged for Debian soonish. I'm
personally neither involved nor educated in this field and I hope that
our experts here on this list will rise their hand and volunteer for
packaging. If this might not be the case I'll probably try to step in
and do the packaging work. However, the testing of the resulting
packages needs to be done by somebody who has a real use for the
packages.
That is great! I am willing to test the packages, however I am
unfamiliar with the packaging process itself, so it may be better to
leave it to individuals who are more familiar with it.
So far for the general position - read below for certain details:
I've checked the requirements and as far as I can see all preconditions
are available in Debian. :-)
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So we need to clarify first:
1. What will be the target project for Debian inclusion
Dicompyler or nielsbassler-dicompyler (in case it is not
intended to merge both projects again).
I would consider this depending on how much work is required. However,
if it is non-trivial, I would like to get some assistance with the
packaging. Honestly, I don't use Debian but do have Ubuntu installed
in a VM, so I can try to get what I can working. We also have another
developer, Roy Keyes (CC'ed on this), who works primarily with Linux,
so he may be interested in lending a hand in this effort.
Thanks for the insight,
Adit