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Hi Sébastien, |
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Thanks for the nice summary of the current state |
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of affairs. |
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> We also need to know whether we still want a leader. Some time ago |
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> the question was raised, but got no definite answer. |
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I think if we decide that we want a leader we should clearly |
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define what we expect her/him to do. We're a very diverse |
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bunch and the packages in science.g.o span a wide range of |
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fields so I am not 100% convinced that a lead will necessarily |
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be very effective. On the other hand, there are a few things |
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that definitely need improvement, documentation and eclasses |
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being some candidates here, and it might be nice to have somebody |
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who feels responsible and coordinates/delegates a bit. I'd |
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probably need a nudge once in a while ;) |
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> * Documentation: |
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> We need to revamp our project documentation. I started some doc in |
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> our overlay [1] long time ago, but feel free to update, propose |
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> patches or rewrite it entirely if you don't like it. Denis had some |
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> electronics docs in his site, so we could also merge it. A wiki would |
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> be very nice, but first it would be worth checking how many people are |
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> actually using Gentoo for science. |
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Better docs are definitely something we need. It would probably be |
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good to either have a dev or maybe one of our users assess and then |
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coordinate this a bit. |
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cheers, |
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Markus |
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Markus Dittrich (markusle) |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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Scientific applications |