1) I'm on a biology packaging rampage right now and will be importing a bunch of genomics tools (e.g. trinity, ddocent and all their dependencies) to wip in the near future.
2) I'd like to see a general science category. As it is now, some science packages get shoehorned into math or biology. (e.g. chemtool, py-scipy) Where there aren't enough packages to warrant certain more specific categories, science would be a more intuitive place to look for them.
FWIW, FreeBSD ports has an "astro" (astronomy) category, but not the more general "physics".
Jason
On 02/06/16 06:52, Jan Danielsson wrote:
On 06/02/16 02:21, Greg Troxel wrote: [---]If you wanted to go on a packaging rampage and add chemistry or physics that's probably fine.[---] I've never really liked those trademarked slogans which some companies use together with their company logo; they sound so ... salesmarkety (being the point, I presume). But I think you inadvertently found a slogan for pkgsrc which I would fully endorse: "pkgsrc: Packaging Rampage(tm)". Finally a slogan with some zest and pizzazz! :)
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