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On Fri, 20 Feb 2015 09:43:39 -0600 Guilherme Amadio wrote: |
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> Hello everyone, |
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> I think my announcement is still a bit fresh, so you probably know that |
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> I recently became a Gentoo dev. |
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> One of the areas of interest for me is gentoo-science, more |
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> specifically, sci-physics packages, as I actually work on development of |
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> a geant sucessor, called geantv. So I would like to formally request to |
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> join the science team and possibly I would like to maintain geant and |
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> related packages on Gentoo if there isn't already someone maintaining |
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> these packages. |
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Add yourself to herds.xml and welcome aboard! |
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You may be interested in joining sci-physics subproject as well |
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(edit the same file). |
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> Here are some packages I am interested in maintaining: |
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> sci-phyiscs/geant and related geant-docs, geant-data, etc. |
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> sci-physics/root and related packages |
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> dev-libs/vc (currently maintained by kde herd for some reason, used in geantv) |
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> sci-physics/clhep, dependency of geant |
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I usually maintain sci-physics/root, but I don't always have time |
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to follow new version bumps, so help is welcome. |
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Right now I'm working on 5.34.26, 6.02.05 and (possibly) 6.03.02 |
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version bumps. So in order to avoid double effort wait for them in |
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tree (or at least in science overlay) before fixing various |
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issues :) |
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> If there is any of you around, I'm currently working at Fermilab (as a |
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> visitor, as I'm a postdoc at a Brazilian university). |
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What a small world we are in... Actually I'm (slowly) working on my |
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Ph.D. using Fermilab's data: a SELEX experiment, quite an old one |
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(data taken 1996-97), but it still has at interesting stuff to dig |
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in :) Though I never was at Fermilab myself. |
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Best regards, |
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Andrew Savchenko |