I think a wiki is a great idea, and would love one being setup. However: It sounds like said wiki would mostly be about a GNU-with-Linux releasable system. Most people on this list have supported/agreed with that idea (only one person has voiced a negative opinion, I think). The thing is, this is such a controversial idea/switch that it really needs a lot of widespread consensus before we can comfortably move forward with the idea.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how we could move forward with this idea? Michael Heath On 9/8/07, R. Steven Rainwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Sat, 2007-09-08 at 19:06 -0500, Karl Berry wrote: > > Is there any specifications, guidelines, roadmaps, examples, or other > > documentation about what "GNU" is intended to look like? I.e., the > > target we are presumably all aiming for? > > There seems to be very little but I've found some interesting info here > and there over the last week. It's scattered across different websites > and mailing lists and much of it seems very old. I think a good starting > point might be to gather up everything that exists in one place so we > can sort out what work has been done in the past and try to get > something going again. > > How about a wiki for the GNU OS? Something like the wiki Thomas Schwinge > set up for organizing the Hurd info recently. I can set up a DokuWiki > site for the GNU OS on the box where I host Advogato if it sounds like a > good idea. > > -Steve > > > >
