Re: [Aimmath-developers] changes
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From: Manolis M. <ma...@ma...> - 2003-08-14 19:08:59
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Chris and Gustav (and others for info),
at the end of the month we will finish instaling our new linux mostly
with new versions of all major components. By then I except you will have
writen instructions for windows and I will then test the installation, and
modify your instructions ...
Hope this helps ... sorry but there isn't really much time to do more.
Manolis
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Sangwin" <san...@fo...>
To: "AIM developers" <aim...@li...>
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 2:09 PM
Subject: RE: [Aimmath-developers] changes
>
>
> Given the level of consensus about mailing lists and web sites, I phoned
> Gustav earlier today. This is because I currently run the JISC list, and
> Gustav http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/. We have agreed the following
> actions but please object to any of them if you don't agree. The only
> point Gustav and I think might be contentious is a move from a developers
> mailing list to a forum on Moodle. One can subscribe to a mail alert for
> new postings, but replies are via a web interface into Moodle. There is a
> direct link at the bottom of an email to facilitate this. This does not
> correspond to the way everyone works, however it has the advantage of
> putting all the AIM mailing lists, forums and web pages etc in one place.
>
> Therefore, to coincide with the beta release of AIM 3.0:
>
> Members of the AIM community will access all information through
> http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/ This can be as a guest, however to
> receive email one needs to subscribe.
>
> *** (1) Mailing lists ***
>
> There will be three forums at http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/
>
> (i) A news forum - subscribing to http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/
> automatically subscribes a user to receiving email from this list.
> News also shows up on the AIM home page. Only administrators of the
> Moodle site may post to this list. For major AIM announcements only.
>
> Two optional subscription forums,
>
> (ii) using aim (questions, quizzes, install issues, bug reporting)
>
> (iii) developing aim (issues relating to the development and
> management of the source code)
>
> *Action: Done.
>
> The existing JISC mail will become a "moderated list" and mail postings
> will be forwarded by Chris to the appropriate forum on
> aimmath.sourceforge.net This will effectively halt all outgoing traffic on
> the JISC mail list, but will keep the list open to maintain the archive
> and catch incoming mail. JISC mail subscribers will be encouraged to move
> to http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/
>
> *Action: Chris, to coincide with the beta release of AIM
>
> The aim...@li... mailing list will
> exist as an archive, but we won't choose to post to it.
>
> *** (2) Install pages ***
>
> Separate Unix and Windows pages on http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/
> will be updated, incorporating Ken's current pages.
>
> * Action: Gustav: Beta instructions
> Chris: test Windows release and update.
> Volunteer: write and test Unix install instructions.
>
> These pages will contain mirror copies of major components which are known
> to work on at least one system. ie "I installed the following files on
> Windows XP and they worked" + links to these projects for latest versions
> etc. In particular
>
> Apache Tomcat
> Java runtime
>
> Bundle small components: Blat, TtH etc in the releases.
>
> This provides a working system for new users from one page (hopefully).
> These may not be the latest versions - that doesn't matter. What is
> important is that new users may easily assemble all the required
> components from one page.
>
> Action: Chris & Gustav & A. N. Other
>
> *** (3) Extensions and modifications of AIM ***
> Write a page on http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/ containing optional
> extensions and modifications to AIM.
>
> *** (4) Getting the latest versions using CVS. ***
> Write a page on http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/ containing information of
> accessing the CVS.
>
> *** (5) Project history page ***
> Write a page on http://aimmath.sourceforge.net/ containing a brief
> history of the various versions of AIM.
> * Action: Chris
>
>
>
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