Get involved in Ubuntu[sci]!

General

To keep up with what's happening on the project, it's useful to read the project weblog, where the project team record what they're working on and what their thoughts are on in terms of the future of Ubuntu^sci.

Users

If you're scientist and are eager to start using Ubuntu^sci, you can get Ubuntu^sci here. Please also let us know what you think by contacting the project team. There are many scientific applications that are already available. See the Specifications for a list of packages already included in Ubuntu^sci and this page for an overview of the packages that are already available in Ubuntu.

Developers

If you're passionate about Linux and Ubuntu and would like become part of developing Ubuntu^sci, we'd love to hear from you. Please contact the project team.

Many of the ideas related to the plans for Ubuntu^sci are developed on the project wiki

See also the project page on launchpad and the mailing lists

The Ubuntu^sci project intends to collaborate closely with existing efforts in Ubuntu around the packaging of scientific software. In particular, it will be useful to become involved with the MOTU Science team.

Documentation

If you'd like to contribute documentation to Ubuntu^sci project, please see the Community Documentation page.

Note: you'll need an authorised account on the wiki - please contact thomas DOT fogwill AT meraka DOT org DOT za for more information.

This wiki

If you would like to contribute content to this wiki, please contact thomas DOT fogwill AT meraka DOT org DOT za for edit rights.