Bioinformatics course in debian-med - feasibility?
Dear debian-med,
We plan to convert an open access bioinformatics course to a Debian
package. Because debian-med is an active, helpful and relevant project, I
think debian-med would be a sensible route to achieve this.
The course is available as part of a ready-to-run Raspbian SD card image,
4273pi:
http://eggg.st-andrews.ac.uk/4273pi
We are willing to put in work. At the moment, I am keen to check technical
feasibility.
Tasks we have in mind include:
- More clearly identifying dependencies on external packages and between
components within of the course.
- Editing the course material to suit a CC0 licence.
- Preparation of a .deb.
- Contribution of the .deb to debian-med.
Does this seem possible?
I am new to the details of debian-med. I will be at the Debian Med Sprint
Weekend, Stonehaven (Jan-Feb 2014) which will be useful.
At the moment, feasibility is the question. Advice on this point will be
welcome.
Thank you,
Daniel
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Daniel Barker
http://biology.st-andrews.ac.uk/staff/db60
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