Re: [Gnumed-devel] GNUmed website

[David Grant]

Ian Haywood wrote:

> On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 21:01:41 +0100
> Sebastian Hilbert <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>  
>
> > Hi !
> >
> > gnumed.conf.de is over and it has been a fun time.
> > One attendee said he had trouble getting to know GNUmed. He explained that
> > there are too many websites for GNUmed and almost no documents for people who 
> > have never heard of GNUmed, open source , CVS and the like before.
> >    
>
> I agree we should have one website, IMHO it should be a 
> Wiki (there are numerous implementations), to allow easy maintance.
>
> It should also mirror the user and developer guides currently in CVS (which 
> have a lot
> of your requests already, although they need some maintainance)
>
>  
Although I like wiki's, how do you keep manuals updated with the content 
in the wiki?  Wikis are great for doing all sorts of things with, but I 
don't know how to do a manual in wiki and keep it synchronized with an 
HTML docbook style manual.


> While we're there, we should run a public gnumed database and subversion to 
> replace savannah CVS
> (particularly if it stays offline for much longer)
>
>  
Why not just wait for savannah CVS to come back up?  And if they don't 
(within some timeframe), why not switch to sourceforge?

> Currently both gnumed.org and gnumed.net are BSD boxes, a system with which I 
> have little experience,
> were one Debian I would be happy to look after this stuff (since everything 
> above is apt-get'able)
> [I think gnumed.net was moving to Debian at some stage: is this still true?]
>
> Ian
>  

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