All,
Just a thought here, but as there's already the beginning of discussion on porting pre-requisites and the like, a wiki might be a good idea, if anyone is able to get one set up quickly...can be used to pull the 'meat' out of the current list that will need to be updated in coming weeks/months.
I'm not a fan of using wikis 'for everything,' but they're great for a group sharing data that changes...
Comments/not possible/have one/etc?
Scott
I'm currently setting up a website that uses mambo 4.5 for CMS (4.5.1 was very css dependent), there is a wiki component available for this CMS that I will install if we need wiki, though openoffice.org is already well documented.
For project management dotproject seems quite good, you can test it here http://www.opensourcecms.com/dotproject/ user: admin pass: passwd
I will need to do some work on it to replace the css for amiga browsers should we decide to use dotproject.
Regards David Doyle (DaveyD) Owner/Webmaster Amigaworld.net
Quoting Scott W wegster@mindcore.net:
All,
Just a thought here, but as there's already the beginning of discussion on porting pre-requisites and the like, a wiki might be a good idea, if anyone is able to get one set up quickly...can be used to pull the 'meat' out of the current list that will need to be updated in coming weeks/months.
I'm not a fan of using wikis 'for everything,' but they're great for a group sharing data that changes...
Comments/not possible/have one/etc?
Scott
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Hello david@amigaworld.net
On 10/01/2005, you wrote:
I'm currently setting up a website that uses mambo 4.5 for CMS (4.5.1 was very css dependent), there is a wiki component available for this CMS that I will install if we need wiki, though openoffice.org is already well documented.
I would go for the wiki already, as Scott said, it's a good clipboard ;)
For project management dotproject seems quite good, you can test it here http://www.opensourcecms.com/dotproject/ user: admin pass: passwd
I will need to do some work on it to replace the css for amiga browsers should we decide to use dotproject.
This can be decided later on.
Regards David Doyle (DaveyD) Owner/Webmaster Amigaworld.net
Regards
Just as a (top posted, do'oh! ;-) aside, a wiki would be perfect for a number of initial organization and documentation efforts with mor ethan one people working on them...such as doccing the initial toolchain, build environment, AOS specific dependencies etc...
I think I've looked at Mambo a while back, but don't recall specifics. MoinMoin is the 'wiki standard' for most, but anything provising similar functionality with most pages write access to the AOSOO group would be useful.
Scott
Christophe Ochal wrote:
Hello david@amigaworld.net
On 10/01/2005, you wrote:
I'm currently setting up a website that uses mambo 4.5 for CMS (4.5.1 was very css dependent), there is a wiki component available for this CMS that I will install if we need wiki, though openoffice.org is already well documented.
I would go for the wiki already, as Scott said, it's a good clipboard ;)
For project management dotproject seems quite good, you can test it here http://www.opensourcecms.com/dotproject/ user: admin pass: passwd
I will need to do some work on it to replace the css for amiga browsers should we decide to use dotproject.
This can be decided later on.
Regards David Doyle (DaveyD) Owner/Webmaster Amigaworld.net
Regards
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