Debian Med - a Debian Pure Blends for medical care and microbiological research

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Introduces Debian Med, a Debian Pure Blend packaging effort that integrates medical care and microbiology software into official Debian using Debian infrastructure. Describes the project's ten-year experience growing packages, developers, and users, and discusses the implications of committing to a distribution-centric model and how that approach can be used to recruit scientists into open-source projects.

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