*XS Community Edition Hacking days being all day weekdays Mon July 8
thru-and-incl Fri July 12!
*Please arrive in Winnipeg *Sunday July 7, prior to dinnertime if possible*.
Please depart Winnipeg *Saturday July 13, around Noon if possible*.
Driving/flight/train/bus options are all possible
Sprint page is now live -- thanks all for contributing suggestions on-list
or on-wiki here:
http://schoolserver.org/0.4/Sprint
On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Adam Holt h...@laptop.org wrote:
*XS Community Edition Hacking days being all day weekdays Mon July 8
thru-and-incl Fri July 12!
One of the additions to XSCE 0.3 is the ability to add services to XSCE
without having an intimate knowledge of the entire server. Our first real
test of this is the inclusion of Pathagar as a bookserver.
For the last three releases the XSCE project has focused on the basics:
1. Network
I'm curious how Pathagar may be applicable to our Internet-in-a-Box
(http://internet-in-a-box.org).
Can it scale to the 40,000 epub books in Project Gutenberg?
thanks,
Braddock Gaskill
On 06/04/2013 01:46 PM, David Farning wrote:
One of the additions to XSCE 0.3 is the ability to add services
Thanks you so much for asking Braddock -- importing/exporting/sync'ing
large number of books for real-world libraries are too easily dismissed as
curatorial gardening!
Thankfully there was mention on today's call that
http://calibre-ebook.comwas perfect for this job of large school
libraries, but
This is where things get fun and interesting!
We have tried to set Pathagar, Internet-in-a-Box, and other services up for
community success on XSCE:
1. Loosely coupled -- The plugin structure means that Pathagar and IIAB
need to know very little about XSCE and nothing about each other.
2. COTS --
On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 2:11 PM, Braddock bradd...@braddock.com wrote:
I'm curious how Pathagar may be applicable to our Internet-in-a-Box
(http://internet-in-a-box.org).
Can it scale to the 40,000 epub books in Project Gutenberg?
That's a good question. Scaling to hold the data should be ok.
