Hi all, Hi Mario,
I also prefer this option.
Cheers,
Marie-Claude
Le 27/01/2010 00:17, Simon Cropper (Botanicus Australia Pty Ltd) a écrit :
> Hi Jorge Gaspar,
>
> I also support this option.
>
> 1. I like the concept of important documentation being managed and
> retained by the core organizat
Hi Jorge and Simon,
Well it's pretty easy, go to freenode [1] and select a nickname and
> the "gvsig" channel. I usually try to be there (mostly alone), but I'm
> not always available of course.
>
>
Of course you can configure a desktop client, for Linux I like xchat
>
>
You can use chatzilla[1].I
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On 27/01/10 00:17, Simon Cropper (Botanicus Australia Pty Ltd) wrote:
> Hi Jorge Gaspar,
>
> I also support this option.
>
> 1. I like the concept of important documentation being managed and
> retained by the core organization responsible for creat
Rory,
"Tutorials" and "How to Guides" are where I am coming from, although I
am happy to contribute to a standard manual. As I think Anna Hodgkinson
said many posts ago together we could create a valuable "basis for
expansion in no time". I agree.
Personally though, my immediate focus is writi
Hi all,
Following this thread I thought it might be a nice idea for those who
can to produce some tutorials on how to use gvSIG in their particular
sector, e.g. whether it's environmental management, cartography,
archaeology, transport, etc, etc. Simon I think you said a while back
that you di
Hi Jorge Gaspar,
I also support this option.
1. I like the concept of important documentation being managed and
retained by the core organization responsible for creation of the OS
product in the first place. If gvSIG is willing to create and host a
facility I would prefer this.
2. Having pla
Il 26/01/2010 14.03, Mario Carrera ha scritto:
>
> Hi Antonio,
>
> it's possible the best option. It'd work like in the documentation
> section of the gvsig.org website, so tutorials will be able to be
> translated to other languages.
Hi Mario,
imho this is really the best option, because internat
Hi Antonio,
it's possible the best option. It'd work like in the documentation
section of the gvsig.org website, so tutorials will be able to be
translated to other languages.
About the translations of the gvSIG 1.9 manual, there's no problem. I'll
confirm you the chapters to translate becaus
Everything is just next door on the web...
- "silvio grosso" wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> Gertrude Pieper:
> > I think this is a good idea, perfect for documentation in different
>
> > languages, and everything close to the source code.
>
> I agree.
> The gvSIG's Plone worked fine when
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On 26/01/10 13:52, Chris Puttick wrote:
> For easiest access for the greatest number of users, wouldn't a wiki be
> easier?
>
> Chris
>
As Mario said in his initial mail (it was wrote by he and me) that
decision is up to you.
We don't have a wiki
Hello everybody,
Gertrude Pieper:
> I think this is a good idea, perfect for documentation in different
> languages, and everything close to the source code.
I agree.
The gvSIG's Plone worked fine when we translated the Italian manual.
Having all the most important documentation, close to the s
For easiest access for the greatest number of users, wouldn't a wiki be easier?
Chris
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> On 26/01/10 11:13, Antonio Falciano wrote:
> > Il 25/01/2010 16.39, Mario Carrera ha scritto:
> >> Hi all
> >
>
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On 26/01/10 11:13, Antonio Falciano wrote:
> Il 25/01/2010 16.39, Mario Carrera ha scritto:
>> Hi all
>
> Hi Mario,
>
>> The gvSIG team have been discussing this morning about the best approach
>> to give you the most useful resources.
>>
>> The firs
ry 25, 2010 10:39 PM
Subject: [Gvsig_english] About community documentation space
Hi all
The gvSIG team have been discussing this morning about the best approach
to give you the most useful resources.
The first option for us is to use our portal (http://www.gvsig.org). The
main plone i
Il 25/01/2010 16.39, Mario Carrera ha scritto:
> Hi all
Hi Mario,
> The gvSIG team have been discussing this morning about the best approach
> to give you the most useful resources.
>
> The first option for us is to use our portal (http://www.gvsig.org). The
> main plone instance is our first doc
Hi all
The gvSIG team have been discussing this morning about the best approach
to give you the most useful resources.
The first option for us is to use our portal (http://www.gvsig.org). The
main plone instance is our first documentation resource and can not be
used as a community reposito
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