Salut, The RSS feed for the wiki pages is available at http://dev.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org/tiki-wiki_rss.php?ver=2&css=y (I've put 20 pages by default instead of 10). I use http://rss4you.com to monitor it, you may choose any RSS browser convenient for you.
The link http://dev.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org/tiki-lastchanges.php shows by default changes of the current day. And http://dev.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org/tiki-listpages.php shows all pages on the wiki. Articles can be done too, I have not yet identified what we'll put in it, perhaps HowTo... as a matter of fact, the http://dev.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org is mostly an area for developements (not yet the web-front-end I have in mind) so that we can test and see if tikiwiki will be part of it later on. For the time being, I think we'll mostly use the wiki part of it to document what is to be done and how. The mailing-list is to be used for discussions (in english as much as possible) to enable contributors to be involved later on, as they can follow our preliminary discussions archived at https://mail.gna.org/public/librehwdb-dev/ We have to choose a license for our work as soon as possible. http://dev.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org/tiki-index.php?page=License+Choice The easiest if for tools ; though I prefer GPL v2 and later versions, I think that BSD license is more appropriate for *BSD. This may have an impact on the license for the content of the database as it may be used in either kind of tools. Ideas are welcome, or we'll have to ask to people knowing better than us. Our first work is the database scheme, which we can implement at http://demo.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org (a MySQL db is available too with phpMyAdmin access). We can store scripts and tools at https://gna.org/projects/librehwdb/ in cvs or svn (I've not much experience with the latter, though it seems more promising), we can begin with cvs to share files then see if svn is more useful. For the moment being, I've added the proposed scheme at http://dev.librehwdb.tuxfamily.org/tiki-index.php?page=Doc%20Database%20Schema so that we can discuss it in the other thread. @++ Ben'. aka baud123
