On Mon, 2007-05-14 at 21:08 +0200, Daniel Skov Klejnstrup wrote: > 2007/5/14, Duncan Lithgow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > I don't think anyone disagrees that this is a good idea, and great > > work you've done. But I don't know who can actually authorise and > > setup php pages on wiki.ubuntu.com or anywhere even half official. >
Doesn't have to go on wiki., and really it doesn't make sense to go there. I would say something like laptops.ubuntu.com or some other nicely descriptive host. This can then be pointed wherever there is hosting. For example I setup the screencast team and have screencasts.ubuntu.com pointing to the documentation teams server where I have some space for that project. We use php (drupal) on that site, so the precedent is already set. James Troop (elmo on irc) can organise the dns, you need to sort the hosting. The documentation team server seems like as sensible place to put this kind of.. documentation. Speak to Matthew East, he may be able to help here. (I have cc:ed him as I don't know if he is on this list). As far as the project goes, I would certainly find it easier to contribute if there was some easy way to maintain "my" entries. For example the current laptop testing pages don't lend well to two people having the same machine. Cheers, Al.
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