Re: What do you want to do
> Hello everyone,
hello :)
> 1. Are you a debian developer ?
no
> 2. If no, would you like to become a developer in order to
> maintain some packages ?
no
> 3. Do you have packaging skills/experience ?
no
> 5. Are you willing to write/translate documentation for educational
> software ?
yes
> 7. Freetyle question. What else would you like to do within DebianEdu ?
> What do you expect from DebianEdu ?
i'm hoping for something that would make it easier for schools to adopt
linux
i'm hoping for something that would install easy and require next to no
administration at all
i'm hoping for something that would work as well in the us, as it does in
france, sweden and every other country :)
hm. thinking about this..
wouldn't it be more or less necessary to 'split' DebianEdu into two
maintrees (like someone suggested earlier on)?
one tree for server software
and one tree for desktop software
and then the desktop software-tree is split into country and then age
'cause every country requires different things..
something like,
Server
|-- Apache
|-- Sendmail
`-- Kroupware
Desktop
|-- X
|-- KDE
`|- Sweden
|- 7-12
|- Learn english
`- Physics
|- 13-15
|- 16-19
|- United Kingdom
|- France
something along those lines
i know that many programs could easily fit into many 'branches', but then
just link them to each tree that they fit into..
i'm now thinking how it will look/work when you install it
you select server or desktop,
then country
then age-group(s)
and then finally which packages
my 2p..
>8. Are you part of other education-related projects ? What is your
> position in those projects (leader, contributor, lurker, ...) ?
the only real thing i've contributed to is a swedish translation of Tux
Paint (http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/)
call me lazy.. ;)
> At the same time, if you can put a little resume on your personal page
> on the wiki by registering under http://wiki.debian.net/WikiUsers that'd
> be great. :) It's optional though.
done :)
http://wiki.debian.net/DanielAndersson
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