Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-edu (29 mails)

[Lars Vogdt <lrupp@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Kirill

First: big thanks for your work! The new layout looks much clearer and  
better now!


On Di 18 Nov 2008 23:41:02 CET Kirill Kirillov  
<kirill.kirillov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 2. The list of dropped packages in comparison with old page (why?):
> bc (Math)

in the distro

> calctool (Math)

in the distro

> fraqtive (Math)

hm: need to be checked

> dosbox (Emulator)
> dosemu (Emulator)

both in the distro

> quanta (WebDevelopment)

renamed

> enigma (LogicGame)
> kmahjongg (LogicGame)
> kmines (LogicGame)
> kpat (LogicGame)
> kreversi (LogicGame)

needs to be checked

> lincity-ng (Simulation)

maintained in the games repository, but should end up in our add-on  
repo/media.

> anagramarama (Languages)

broken since 10.3 - and obsoleted at least by khangman

> rekall (DBMS)
> kile (Publishing)
> scribus (Publishing)
> audacity (AudioVideoEditing)
> FreqTweak (AudioVideoEditing)

in the distro

> Stopmotion (AudioVideoEditing)

needs to be checked

> dia (FlowChart)
> xFig (FlowChart)
> kolorpaint (2DGraphics)
> GIMP (2DGraphics)
> Inkscape (2DGraphics)
> Skencil (2DGraphics)
> blender (3DGraphics)

in the distro

> GRASS (Geographic Resources Analysis Support System)

in the geograhy repository - but has many dependencies which just can  
be fullfilled with including nearly all packages from this repository.  
Needs to be rechecked.


> TaskJuggler (project management tool)
> PythonCAD (Engineering)

in the distro

Note: packages which are already in the distribution (and even if they  
are just available via FTP) are not longer linked/aggregated into the  
Education buildservice repository - as this will increase the needed  
space and cost of build power without real benefits.
BUT:
+ the packages should be listed as they are really useful
+ packages missing on the official download DVDs (and therefore just  
available via FTP) should end on our add-on media to avoid that people  
need an online connection to install our recommended software. That's  
already the case for our 11.0 (and if I'm correct even 10.3) add-on.


> 3. The list of packages to define their categories in new page:
> KLogic

"Electronic" ?

> iTalc
> kiosktool
> kde-kids-theme
> sabayon

"System or System-Management" ?

> childplay

"General Learning"

> eXelearning

HTML-Editors or Web-Publishing

> gcompris

"General Learning"


> GRAMPS

Hu? ;-)

> KDissert
> KSociograma
> vym
> semantik

"Mind regulators" ;-)
KDissert, semantik and vym are Mind Mapping Tools, Ksociograma is a  
tool for social networking. Perhaps the first three fit more into the  
"Office" Category? The last one...??? Psychology?


> Any comments about new wiki page concept are welcome.
> 1. Program name is the same as package name
> 2. Level one categories are from RPM GROUPS (for easy installing)
> 3. Level two categories are from
> http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/menu-spec-latest.html
> (for easy and consistent browsing and finding installed application)
>
>
> Also, good icons representing ages are needed to support visual age
> differentiation.

On my way... ...if krish isn't faster ;-)


> And the last, should wiki page include educational-related software from
> the official repo and if so, how to differ them?

Yes, it should include it. And we should take care, that these  
packages are also listed in our patterns.
Perhaps we can add the official openSUSE logo behind packages, which  
are already in the official repository?


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