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= Sergio Pascual = | = Sergio Pascual = | ||
I'm a postdoc at the Astrophysics Department at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). We use Fedora extensively here. I'm interested in [ | I'm a postdoc at the Astrophysics Department at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). We use Fedora extensively here. I'm interested in [[SIGs/SciTech|scientific and visualization tools]] . | ||
[https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/users/packages/sergiopr I maintain several packages] . I will try to add more [ | [https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb/users/packages/sergiopr I maintain several packages] . I will try to add more [[SIGs/Astronomy|astronomy tools]] , time permitting. | ||
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There are a lot, much more than I imagined, astronomy software packages that aren't free software. This includes not only big old programs such as Iraf, but also new tools (what worries me a lot) developed for the Virtual Observatory initiative. | There are a lot, much more than I imagined, astronomy software packages that aren't free software. This includes not only big old programs such as Iraf, but also new tools (what worries me a lot) developed for the Virtual Observatory initiative. | ||
A list can be found on [ | A list can be found on [[SIGs/Astronomy/Packages/Refused|the Astronomy SIG]] | ||
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Sergio Pascual
I'm a postdoc at the Astrophysics Department at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain). We use Fedora extensively here. I'm interested in scientific and visualization tools .
I maintain several packages . I will try to add more astronomy tools , time permitting.
Contact
sergiopr AT fedoraproject DOT org
Packages awaiting review
Packages under review
Rejected
- x11iraf This package is not free software :(
I'm reviewing
Non-free software in Astronomy
There are a lot, much more than I imagined, astronomy software packages that aren't free software. This includes not only big old programs such as Iraf, but also new tools (what worries me a lot) developed for the Virtual Observatory initiative.
A list can be found on the Astronomy SIG