On Tue, Jun 26, 2018 at 11:32:34PM +0530, Deepanshu wrote: > I am a student working on a project for Google summer of code at Debian. > One of the tasks is to port ubuntu edu-packages to debian. I guess you are talking about these Ubuntu meta-packages ubuntu-edu-(preschool|primary|secondary|tertiary). Unlike Edubuntu, Debian Edu is grouping educational applications rather by topic, not by education level (exception: education-primaryschool). The Debian Edu meta-packages are: education-astronomy, education-chemistry, education-development, education-electronics, education-geography, education-graphics, education-language, education-logic-games, education-mathematics, education-misc, education-music, education-physics, education-video. A detailed overview about the recommended educational applications is available on the 'Debian Edu Packages' page: https://blends.debian.org/edu/tasks/ > I wrote some script to do the same - > https://github.com/docker-scripts/dev--LTSP/pull/57 This wouldn't be compliant with the Debian Edu namespace. And it's not needed anyway because you can just apt install the education-* packages listed above (or maybe only a subset). Wolfgang
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