neuroscience/fedora/musings
Kradview and freediams look like they're on the road to being approved soon. Freediams has a little issue with shared sonames, and I've emailed upstream requesting clarification.
I've just updated the python-hl7 spec and srpm at the review ticket. It's another easy package and should be approved in no time …
The project is steadily building up, brick by brick. Aeskulap was approved and a bunch of other packages submitted for review. GoFigure2 is one of them, Ginkgo-CADx is almost done, and freemedforms will be approved anyday now :)
A complete table is below:
| 710212 | medium | medium | Linux | mrceresa AT gmail.com … |
Hi!!
If any of you are still seeing this error on running sealert after the latest updates :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/sealert", line 692, in <module>
run_as_dbus_service(username)
File "/usr/bin/sealert", line 112, in run_as_dbus_service
app = SEAlert(user, dbus_service.presentation_manager,
watch_setroubleshootd=True)
File "/usr/bin …
Like I had said, I didn't try to package any new applications this week. (I did actually, but I haven't submitted any review tickets this week). This week was about working on the existing review tickets.
To start with, "toothchart" was reviewed and approved. I'm grateful to Mario Blättermann, who …
A very short, to the point post:
The software packaged this week was:
| 715496 | medium | medium | Linux | nobody@fedoraproject.org | NEW | --- | Review Request: elmer-matc - Open Source Finite Element Software for Multiphysical Problems |
| 715498 | medium | medium | Linux | nobody@fedoraproject.org | NEW | --- | Review Request: elmer-hutiter - Open Source Finite Element Software for Multiphysical … |
I use ncmpc, which is a great great curses based client for mpd. However, my multimedia keys won't work with ncmpc. I've been looking around for a while, trying to make them work so I don't have to keep switching to ncmpc when I want to move to the next …
One cannot have a better work environment than to be at home with a singular task to focus on. I worked quite a bit this week, and I'm still neck deep in work. As lot of the work is to do with fixing upstream source, rather than packaging them up …
Since dcm4che-test was approved last week, I spent most of the week on dcm4che. It was a much larger package than I had expected with 30+ jar files (which implies 30+ pom files). The thing about java packaging is that one needs to manually install the generated jar files and …
I did quite a bit of work this week. I really did :P
dcm4che is finally on the verge of packaging. It builds correctly, and there's a minor glitch in the javadoc generation which I think would be corrected in a day or two. It's build dependency, dcm4che-test has almost …