Heya, good news ...
* Hallvar Helleseth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20031217 01:01]: > On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 21:35, Denis Oliver Kropp wrote: > > Very important: a bug tracking system, even more important: not Bugzilla. > > I don't like boring user interfaces. It should be simple, but powerful, > > fast and nice looking. > I was thinking about saying the same: Doesnt match the amazing DirectFB > :) had a look at CVSTrac, yet? could/should be fancied up a little, but should be able to cope with DirectFB .. > What do you think about phpBB as forum? Ill take a look around for > different OS bugtracking systems.. any suggestions? phpBB is fine with me. I checked with DoK, project management, and systems administration at convergence, and we've got the thumbs up for any changes we'd like to make. I'd be great if you could come up with a prototype/preview :) > In any situation Ill need a database postgreSQL og MySQL.. dont know if > its already on the server? and accounts to ftp/shell, SQL whatever.. no > hurry though since development will happen on my local machine.. thought so. the server currently has mysql installed, but it's not running. postgresql would be an option, too .. btw: please take care the pages can be cached/don't expire to soon! .. we've been slashdotted before, and the squid in front of the webserver wouldn't be able to take away the load if the pages couldn't be cached ... > I figure news/announcements, benchmarks, module info, screenshots, I > guess as much as possible stored in database.. agreed! > > Feel free to redesign the site from scratch. I thought about using php, > > but I guess you have your own favourites. > There is only one! PHP! *grin* .. DoK and I agree in giving you totally free hand in design and layout of the site, altough we'd be happy if we/the list were closely included in your thoughts and discussions about the various (sure a lot!) aspects of DirectFB and their reflection on the website .. .. as said, project management gave their okay, systems administrations says it would like to insist on being able to administer/update/extend the website themselves, in case you go missing or something ;) .. but I recon any website with decent (code) design should be able to fulfill this. Being allowed to recycle code/design for linuxtv.org would be terrific, but DirectFBi.org is more important (at least to DoK and me ;)) Anxious to get started, Count -- Andreas 'Count' Kotes mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] convergence GmbH http://www.convergence.de Rosenthaler Str. 51 fon: +49 30 726206 70 10178 Berlin, Germany fax: +49 30 726206 55 -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe directfb-dev" as subject.
