[ Sorry for forewarding private mail, but I regarded it as the simplest was
to inform the list about the possible moves in this interesting project.]
On Mon, 19 Nov 2007, Dirk Eddelbuettel wrote:
Hi Mike,
On 19 November 2007 at 17:06, Mike Smoot wrote:
|
| I work on another free software project (http://cytoscape.org) and one of
| my collaborators is trying to put together a Debian package for Cytoscape,
| but is having some difficulty. I don't know anything about the Debian
| packaging, so I was wondering if I could put him in touch with you to
| possibly get a few pointers? If it's ok with you, I'll copy you both from
| my work mail account. Of course, if you're too busy I also completely
| understand!
I am unfortunately super-busy, but as you have always been so helpful with
tclap, how could I say no? :-)
That said, cytoscape looks like a rather neat science / med project we should
try to get into Debian. I am cc'ing Andreas who is the goto-guy for 'Debian
Med'. Andreas, could you help as well?
Many thanks for the hint to this interesting project which is definitely
interesting for Debian-Med. My suggestion would be that you (Mike) or your
collaborator who actually has the problem just posts a status mail which
mentions the problems on the Debian-Med mailing list. We will try to help
out as best as we can. Perhaps we will need some help from debian-java
because I'm afraid the experience in Java packaging is not (yet) wide
spread in the Debian-Med group. If there is a general interest in Free
Software in bioinformatics you might consider subscribing to the relatively
low volume list.
Kind regards and thanks to Dirk for the hint
Andreas.
PS: I just added cytoscape to tasks/bio prospective packages. It will hit
SVN this evening.
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