Re: The OFSET web site, the next move

francois schnell <[email protected]> Mon, 22 Mar 2004 23:05:44 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.graphics.dr-geo
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Hello,

I discovered and used recently "Mambo Open Source" CMS (it's GPL).
I think it can do  most of your your requirements.
The communuity is growing very quickly, it's very  "design" (it doesn't=20
have this "square" feeling of CMS) and is very quick to handle.
There is a  Multilingual  module you can add too.
There's a good article in Linux Magazine of  Febuary :  =20
http://www.linux-magazine.com/issue/39/Mambo_Open_Source_45.pdf   (look=20
at the  quoted websites,  the Mambo web site is actually not brilliant ..=
.)

I also heard good things of Typo3 ( http://typo3.com/ ) , a kind of=20
super multipal weapons CMS, but they say you need a month to master the=20
beast ...

Bye

Fran=E7ois


Hilaire Fernandes wrote:

>Hello,=20
>
>This week end, with Bruno Coudoin and Christophe Merlet we discussed
>longuely about the OFSET web site issue and the features we want to
>implement. Bascly we identified the following needs:
>
>- Concerning the main informational web site. We want something more
>dynamic with neat features to translate easily the web site in various l=
anguages.
>
>- Concerning the dedicated projects of free software for education we
>want a system able to host the projects pages and where end users can
>very easily contribute education oriented content related to the
>projects.=20
>
>For example if we talk about GCompris, we would like to host as today
>the various information pages concerning the game boards, as well we
>want end user to provide pedagogical activities sheet related to a
>specific board.=20
>
>If we talk about DrGeo, I would like the user manuel to be avalaible
>online to be edited and translated in various languages. Also I would
>like a section where user can contribute DrGeo geometric figure with
>work sheet. Probably LaTeX may be need in the back end.
>
>Of course we can extend this to all software projects. You got the point
>about what we could do.
>
>So far we have look at Spip and Glasnost
>(http://glasnost.entrouvert.org).=20
>
>As far as we have looked it appears that Glasnost is more adapted with
>what we want to do for the following reasons:
>
>- Glasnost translation system is quite evolved
>
>- It is able to manage group of user, which is *mandatory* in our
>project as we want to have contributors interested to contribute to only
>a subset of the web site and not messing with the other part
>
>- It can manage SPIP structured text and aswell reStructured text, based
>on Docutils (http://docutils.sourceforge.net/) able to handle among
>other thing LaTeX input.
>
>- It looks to me quite easy to create additional publishing object type
>and we will for sure need that.
>
>What do you think?
>
>Hilaire
>
>
>
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