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<?xml-stylesheet href="/xsl/guide.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE project SYSTEM "/dtd/project.dtd">
<project>
<name>Science</name>
<longname>The Gentoo Scientific Project</longname>
<date>2009-01-21</date>
<author title="author">
<mail link="sci@gentoo.org">Science Team</mail>
</author>
<description>
The Gentoo Scientific Project handles all Gentoo related Math and Science items.
</description>
<longdescription>
<p>
The Gentoo Scientific Project handles math and science related activities in Gentoo.
This includes maintaining packages that belong to various math
and science related herds, fortran compilers, documentations and communications.
</p>
</longdescription>
<goals>
<p>
The goals of Scientific Gentoo are to provide a simple but optimal
installation and configuration of a wide variety of math and
science applications. Scientific computing is an area where custom optimization
provides great benefit. We also provide tools to easily switch configurations, and relevant
documentations. We give special attention to ways to test the
packages, through regression suites, and benchmarks.
</p>
</goals>
<!-- Staff -->
<dev role="member" description="General package maintainer">bicatali</dev>
<dev role="contributor" description="Ebuild development, general bug fixing, electronics and physics">dilfridge</dev>
<dev role="member" description="General package maintainer">je_fro</dev>
<dev role="contributor" description="Ebuild development (sage), general bug fixing and keep opendx running">kiwifb</dev>
<dev role="member" description="General package maintainer, g-octave developer">rafaelmartins</dev>
<dev role="member" description="General package maintainer">xarthisius</dev>
<dev role="member" description="g-cran developer">tulcod</dev>
<dev role="member" description="General package maintainer, sci-electronics">tomjbe</dev>
<dev role="my role in the science project" description="what i do mainly">dev-username</dev>
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<subproject ref="/proj/en/science/biology/index.xml" />
<subproject ref="/proj/en/science/chemistry/index.xml" />
<subproject ref="/proj/en/science/electronics/index.xml" />
<subproject ref="/proj/en/science/math/index.xml" />
<subproject ref="/proj/en/science/physics/index.xml" />
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<resource link="blas-lapack.xml">Guide on using BLAS/LAPACK</resource>
<resource link="contrib.xml">Guide on contributing to the science project</resource>
<resource link="http://overlays.gentoo.org/proj/science">Official overlay</resource>
<resource link="http://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.science/">Mailing list archives</resource>
<resource link="irc://irc.freenode.net/gentoo-science">#gentoo-science IRC Channel</resource>
<extrachapter position="bottom">
<title>The Science Overlay</title>
<section>
<body>
<p>
New packages and more complex version bumps are held in
an <uri link="http://overlays.gentoo.org/proj/science/">Overlay</uri>. They
help both the science and hp-cluster team and the wiki contains some
temporary information.
</p>
</body>
</section>
</extrachapter>
<recruitment>
<job>
<summary>Scientific package maintainer</summary>
<details>
The sci team and its various subprojects are always looking for a
general package maintainer to help our understaffed
team. Tasks are troubleshooting, version bumping and
stabilizing, new ebuilds and eclassed introduction.
</details>
<requirements>
Experience with Linux, various package build systems (autotools, cmake)
and makefiles, and bash.
</requirements>
<contact>sci</contact>
</job>
<job>
<summary>CAD Programs</summary>
<details>
Computer Aided Design open source programs are getting more popular
and yet to have decent support in Gentoo. We need to put an end
on this.
</details>
<requirements>
Knowledge of a few CAD programs and good ebuild skills.
</requirements>
<contact>sci</contact>
</job>
</recruitment>
</project>
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