El dom, 15-06-2008 a las 19:24 +0200, Kurt Gramlich escribió: > dear friends > Hi Kurt > I start to compare teaching software in > Seminarix livecd and Skolelinux-etch. > > Seminarix is a Sidux based livecd used to show and > teach teacher free software applications. > > Petter was so friendly to give me the list of user software > inside skolelinux etch. > > I checked the package names with aptitude. > > The following packages are missing in skolelinux etch and I would > like if someone (developer) would pull them into lenny version of > skolelinux. > > We have a cooperation with Seminarix here in germany and I hope > in the future teachers trained with Seminarix will find all the > teaching software in a skolelinux-based school. > > Thanks in advance! > I would sort your list in this way: a) Some packages are totally obsolete or not very proper for teaching ( as pcb, kicad is a dependency of education-electronics, pcb a suggestion, is like comparing openoffice to vi, which one whould you use with teachers?). Also klogic (also a suggestion of education-electronics) is much poorer than ksimus. b) Some others are already included after the education-xxxx packages reorganization (quanta as dependency and kturtle, kwordquiz, ksociograma, sunclock as suggestions) c) Some others are not in Debian (qgis) d) some others are very kde related, so if people like them, they should be under education-kde (celestia-kde, juk, kformula, koffice, karbon, kolourpaint, kpdf, ksnapshot, krita, krusader, kspread, kview ) e) Some others should already be there, but are not (tuxmath & xsane). f) Some others maybe would need a new category: education-religion (bibletime, bibletime-i18n, hebcal, itools) g)For the rest I don't have a strong opinion, but if you know teachers use them, it's more than enough to include them (glame, hazim, do they really use hazim in Germany? & pingus) So, - I would not include packages from points a),b) and c) and would push Seminarix users to replace their use for better choices. - If those of point d) are not in education-kde and you think they are useful, I 'd include them in that package, but that's something that KDE users from Debian Edu might think as I'm not that kind of user ;-) - For point e) I'll include them a.s.a.p, as I do have a strong opinion: tuxmath and xsane should be in Debian Edu. - For point f), maybe a new metapackage is needed: education-religion - For g), my opinion is include them if they are used, but I'd like to hear more opinions. OTOH, I think another metapackage to install all the educative metapackages is needed. Every time I install a workstation and I want to add the educative metapackages (mathematics, music, electronics, etc. not laptop, kde, gnome, networked, services, etc.) I have to do it one by one. Maybe an education-whatever would be a good idea, but I don't find the right name for "whatever". Regards. José L. > bibletime > bibletime-i18n > celestia-kde > glame > hanzim > hebcal > itools > juk > karbon > kformula > klogic > koffice > kolourpaint > kpdf > krita > krusader > ksnapshot > ksociogramma > kspread > kturtle > kview > kwordquiz > pcb > pingus > quanta > qgis > sunclock > tuxmath > xsane > > Regards/AmicaLinuxement/Saludos/Viele Gruesse! > Kurt Gramlich > Projektleitung skolelinux.de > -- > kurt@skolelinux.de > GnuPG Key ID 0xE263FCD4 > http://www.skolelinux.de > >
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