Re: Splitting imaging into two separate tasks

[abc <karsten.hilbert@gmx.net>]

On 23.07.2012 07:38, Eric Maeker wrote:
> > > > > apt-get install med-practice
> > > split into med-practice-gnome | med-practive-kde  (default could be gnome)
> > >
> > > gnome ||  kde
> > > MySQL server / client
> >
> > Those will be dependencies anyways. They have got no reason to
> > exist on their own in a med-practice-*.
>
> MySQL Server dependency of what package ?

If MySQL does not come as a dependency of any package in med-practice-*
there is even less of a reason for it to be in med-practice.

Can you give a reason ?

> > > ksnapshot (kde)
> > > Krita (kde)
> > > Kate (kde)
> > > gedit (gnome)
> > > ekiga/linphone
> >
> > Those are fairly generic. Maybe a screenshot tool. Can you give
> > use cases defining their need in a med-practice-* ?
>
> For debugging purpose, allow users to send screenshots to dev teams.

That's what I said: "Maybe a screenshot tool." What about the
others, however ?


> > > # printing related packages
> > > cups
> > > cups-pdf
> > > pdktk
> > > pdktk-gui
> >
> > Dependencies.
>
> pdktk dependency of what package?

gnumed-client, for example

If it wasn't needed by that there would be no place for
it in med-practice-*

To make a long story short - since two doctors already do not really
agree what sorts of *-office-* staff should be include with
med-practice-* I would stay away from that alltogether. I would
recommend to include true medical software only.

Karsten