Re: New website

> > >> Do you plan to make the website wiki-style later on? I could  
> > imagine
> > >> that the install section would be kept (more) up-to-date this  
> > way. I was
> > >> in the situation as well that I wanted to update some parts of the
> > >> install section because it would have helped others. But I  
> > turned away
> > >> because I couldn't do it.
> > > All good questions, but over on the discuss list http:// 
> > mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss please.
> > OK. I moved it over here.
> I'm not sure. I don't really like (_public_) Wikis for various reasons.

I agree; generally they will with partial and obsolete junk.  

Sort of like the docs plone. :)

> But of course I'm happy to give people write access to the Svn  
> repository containing the website ... The website sources are living on
>    http://svn.opengroupware.org/www/
> I think the bigger question in the context is whether we want to  
> continue to provide precompiled packages at all.

Or just provide them via the Novell build service;  and the
distributions they don't support,  oh well...  I've got at least
libFoundation and SOPE building.

> Maybe we should just document the source build process properly and thats it.

Would work for me.  Fewer, better, docs are much easier to maintain.

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