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From: Scott F. <sj...@ra...> - 2000-09-12 10:51:24
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On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 07:36:33AM +0100, the keyboard of Hans B Pufal wrote: > Christophe Fergeau wrote: > > > I think we are not ready to release 1.0 We've got a lot of data about a lot > > of different OSes and computers and ... but we don't have any convenient > > means to display it. We've got our parsers to graphvidz and vcg but we've > > got far too much information to display so it is not usable. As I already > > wrote, we've got to sort all the data we've got with respect to its > > importance if we want to simplify the display. > > I completely agree, we need to sort out the data and provide a better > display facility, based on html/xml. An XML database sounds like an interesting idea. I'll look into it. > > I would also repeat a suggestion I made some time ago - a facility for > anyone to be able to provide input simply. I see this as being an edit > link on each displayed node, a form pops up with that node's data and > the user can edit/add information. When the form is submitted, it is > saved in an edit file which is immediatley visible to subsequent users > but allows us to moderate what goes into the definitive database. > Sounds like an interesting compromise. I'll have to see. > The problem I see at this point is that in order for anyone to provide > real input they need to download, make and manually search the database, > many very knowledgable folks with valuable input will not be willing to > do that. > > > We'll also have to write a visualization library which suits our needs (and > > maybe we'll use our c parser which currently is not really useful). Indeed, > > with all the data we've got, we should provide an easy way to visualise it > > and to browse through it. If we decide to write a visualization library, I'm > > not sure whether we should integrate it in 1.0 or not. We also have to find > > what is the most appropriate means of displaying our database. > > Take a look at the CCC search page for a simple way of > searching/displaying. > > > Summary : we should wait to release 1.0 because we've got a lot of > > information but nearly nothing to use it easily > > I agree, quite a bit more work before we can really say it's 1.0 > > -- Hans > _______________________________________________ > Comp-hist-devel mailing list > Com...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/comp-hist-devel -- -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.2 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org mQGiBDmoHL8RBACt7yc65iKzR4IW2kKF0wjfZlRVwcwEws6HueM9uKF6HCzyFtyM XJiHz8f3LI2NY/GedfF+XTFc2zQlPummiOrHfAx9Y2hV4ajEpxNgqm36BT21vLuI iTB6roHHm+EiK9dRINyc+kB4v5QV5S9BGxPuygm/3yLZLmGH6RUmSxis1wCgvGnX n3qhbP7Yf/mLO1Du3oEJhR8EAI+TFhyxg3y2xv++xCxKOL9ofF+wPA4EkXPCAokW 10hDmeGY246wOMPWC0Hou1QJqqRN82n5BbJAzUnE/Iht82SEJgM1vhIbp0uShUdS jzKPnBBUTzLQFPbAG9hDaU/98JklsyDIbacavCuCtky6Xs/wmPjESUJsIl6FiHRv Uz9jA/96nxsDQ8YMEr51F3sHubn7BwrYqGOZLT5btLMG1i9OnWyy0npQ5wKvM2bT t2i6QPcHydTAkX+DLXQv8UeJE+Qpq+duoofMpxdFOKgqW3x0kKWGP14UoOqSQFGL K4fStiwR7fCtExrMFKUHaP5Sij7v8VoyBtyK+w45LoWFFXsPeLQhU2NvdHQgRmVu dG9uIDxzajEyZm5AcmFzY2hrZS5uZXQ+iFYEExECABYFAjmoHL8ECwoEAwMVAwID FgIBAheAAAoJEGtrXbm1pSX6WZoAnRzHUYn+/MSVAsmK7bLJrAfmn8Y+AJ4uzZEX OxVuc0sGg/J0AqlYNpMcqrkBDQQ5qBzcEAQAhJgZzAKBjuKwS0owgknuN+5kSu9U tk75ZKRpBMTFfW1Js2E5v96M3Z4XAvyJFhQYaXWZn0QQY4PkrbbfKib4X3Onn/Gx M1mdtWKAXxb1+JuEH/dpVemt2EDLn6b2VVI5iE6U0HcrJjkvt7DLKsvQFRnnqd6M SHdN3XmxhY+VakcAAwUD/iTTv+fpM+Nn2izo7z0BmRu/+GwQgvOF8Qc+8YA6JgaA UUrD7nO3xUpkoK6gr1se2Wu98BFv2GSKRZZF9QljXn2vGNreYRRI9ZhWpKm3zflz uC7lz63QaiZdAPup37yWYXyaAvUvYufORC4hS9mZUgKbbOC+O6xdzkLBerBk/FK+ iEYEGBECAAYFAjmoHNwACgkQa2tdubWlJfqAvQCfWMWnlCab4pUJEvE4gjSFJ+EV 5LsAn2yeJT+7MWYKIQpPmGMMjeGkykK1 =tjOP -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- |