On 30 Jan 2002, Michael A. Miller wrote: [Please do not reply to debian-devel-announce. I just moved discussion to debian-med.]
> I just subscribed to debian-med and am interested in being > involved. That said, I've been a debian developer for a couple > years and have been inactive for most of that time. I don't know > how much time I can commit to this project. Any help is welcome. Perhaps you could sponsor packages of non developers (or not yet developers) or just bring some ideas in. > changed jobs and am now doing science, software and hardware > support for a research PET imaging program. I hope that this new > position will allow for some more time so I can be a more active > developer. I'm interested in medical image visualization, > multi-modality registration, and quantification. Interesting thing. I just wonder if I could reawake my image viewer Paul (see http://packages.debian.org/paul or http://www.physik.uni-halle.de/~e2od5/debian/) It is designed to work with *sequences* of images. > To start off, there are two packages that I'm interested in: > amide, which is already listed on the debian med page, and > xmedcon, a medical image format converting tool > (http://xmedcon.sourceforge.net). Just go for it. Ich you want to have this project listed ad the Debian-Med pages just send me a little description in the style of the other projects (preferably with the bug number of your ITP/RFP - bug). Kind regards Andreas.
