Re: lyntin web-site status

On 7/8/07, Rob Cakebread <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 7/7/07, will <[email protected]> wrote:
> > We could absorb the files into documentation, convert it to reST,
> > check it into CVS with the rest of Lyntin, and then post it on the
> > site in HTML form.  I just did something similar to that with
> > PyBlosxom, so doing it for Lyntin is more of a "putting in the time"
> > issue than a "figure out how to do it all" issue.
> >
> > Or some third option I haven't thought of.
>
> There was talk a while back about switching to Trac, any chances of
> that still happening? There are quite a few free Trac sites out there
> now. You could limit the wiki access to whoever you want.
>
> I'd be willing to help convert to a Trac wiki.

I think that's a lot more work because then we also have to move the
project.  The project is pretty dormant.  I don't use Lyntin anymore,
so I don't want to pick it up and maintain the project again.  If
someone else wanted to pick it up, that'd be cool, but otherwise I'm
not sure it's worth the effort and confusion that would surround
moving the project to another host.

On a side note, I feel kind of stupid because I was involved in the
SourceForge wiki beta test, but had forgotten about it.  I'll put
these files in the SourceForge wiki for now.

/will

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