Dario Lopez-Kästen wrote: > Florent Guillaume wrote: > >> Hi, I've been abroad the last few days, so couldn't contribute >> earlier to this flamewar ;) > > :-) > > I am sure that if not Codespeak works out (i.e. it cannot run zope or > whatever) we probably can host things at Chalmers. Great! I suspect codespeak wouldn't want to be involved in this kind of stuff in the near future, so Chalmers to me sounds like a *great* option! I have a long "history" with Chalmers, in that it's where the first lpmud was invented, and the first internet application I ever used in 1991 (before I even knew there *was* an internet) was an lpmud. Chalmers has been on my radar as a place where great computer stuff is happening since then. > I use Plone, Jean-Marc uses CPS, so we'd be almost "neutral" in that > respect (sorry Martijn, we don't use Silva - yet, at least ;-) Chalmers being a university already makes it a lot more neutral. We can then make a domain name point at that. Hey, did I tell you Silva runs at lots of universities? ;) > In any event, I agree with the implied opinion that bootstrapping should > be a quick phase, and that "branding" ECM as vendor neutral is important. > > So I propose we quickly move on to defining the base requirements that > are needed by the hosting and prioritise them, find out whether > codespeak will satisfy the main requirements or if we need to find > alternatives. Sounds like a good plan. From what I can make out now the wishlist seems to be: * A CMS to run the website. I'll support CPS in this, even though I think Silva would be a good fit too. :) * Subversion repository * Trac * a mailman to set up some mailing lists * checkin email facility Regards, Martijn
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