science-config 1.14.5 (armhf binary) in ubuntu mantic
This package provides the basic infrastructure of all science-* packages and is
needed by them.
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These are the science related metapackages in the Debian Science project:
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* science-biology packages related to biology
* science-chemistry packages related to chemistry
* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-economics packages related to economics
* science-
* science-electronics packages related to electronics
* science-engineering packages related to engineering
* science-
* science-financial packages related to financial engineering
* science-geography packages related to geography
* science-geometry packages related to geometry
* science-
* science-
* science-linguistics packages related to linguistics
* science-
* science-mathematics packages related to mathematics
* science-
* science-meteorology packages related to meteorology and climate
* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-physics packages related to physics
* science-physics-dev packages related to development of physical
* science-
* science-robotics packages related to robotics
* science-
* science-simulation packages to do simulations
* science-social packages related to social sciences
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This are metapackages for common utilities for all sciences:
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* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-
* science-statistics packages related to statistics
* science-tools packages containing misc tools useful in science
* science-typesetting packages related to typesetting
* science-viewing packages related to viewing
* science-viewing-dev packages related to development of viewing
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Note: All these packages are so called metapackages. This means they are not
executable programs, but only links to other packages. This way you will
conveniently get most of scientific free software which is available in
Debian.
Details
- Package version:
- 1.14.5
- Status:
- Published
- Component:
- universe
- Priority:
- Extra
Downloadable files
- science-config_1.14.5_all.deb (12.4 KiB)
Package relationships
- Depends on: