Hi, in terms of structuring the conversation, I like to invite you to provide feedback to a draft formulation for the vision of a SIG social science. With vision, I refer to a kind of more or less humble “big picture” that we hope to achieve.
Is that something you would identify with?
https://pagure.io/SocialSciencesFedora/SocialScienceIssues/issue/1
Anthropologist here! o/
Very interesting this discussion. I want to contribute too.
In my experience, I used Fedora to make my work. I used libreoffice, browser, app to notes (gedit). I think something I was missing was some kinship/genealogy software.
Currently I work with software development, but I continue to produce for anthropology.
Welcome @yzakius to this community!
Re genealogy software - did you note Gramps? Gramps – Free Genealogy Software It should be available in the Fedora repo.
The contributors of this thread might be interested in @vwbusguy 's thoughts in Fedora 2025 strategy: Improving Fedora mindshare in the Linux ecosystem - #3 by vwbusguy
Hi @ingli
I would be really happy to join the Science SIG 
@py0xc3 @josephdg We have been discussing about sustanibility. Which efforts etc.
v/r
Andi
@josephdg from KDE is to focus on tools that evaluate and determine efficiency and consumption, including statistics. It refers to the KDE Eco project. I thought it makes sense to put this at the SIG. Maybe it wakes up again 
@josephdg maybe you can make a more precise point about the needs/goals.
Hi all,
I started creating a list on our wiki page on the diverse software needs which social scientists might have.