Re: About to ITP Comas - it can make a good addition for Debian-NP

I think first that what should happen is that the program should be 
packaged as a normal debian package, then i can be considered for 
inclusion in to Debian Non-Profit.

Given that Gunnar didn't give any url's i searched around and I think 
the program he's referring to is online here: 
http://wiki.consol.org.mx/comas

Reading both the english and spanish pages it doesn't look to me like 
program is ready or maybe even works yet. There is cvs access but not 
even a tarball yet.

-evan

ps, i'm not sure trying the idea of COMAS to put all logic in postgres 
stored procedures is such a great idea.

On Apr 10, 2004, at 5:33 AM, Gunnar Wolf wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I took part in developing a conference management system (COMAS)
> during last year, and I think it is almost ready to be included in
> Debian - And I think it can make a nice addition to Debian-NP. Out of
> a very simple search (apt-cache search conference), I found no Debian
> package suitable for organizing conferences - and this one has worked
> pretty well for us for a moderately complex and large conference (over
> 1200 registered attendees, from which around 700 showed up, 150 talk
> proposals, 85 scheduled proposals, 6 simultaneous talks at all
> times...)
>
> I am still not uploading it to Debian, as we have some bugs pending to
> be fixed, but I expect to upload it within the next three weeks.
>
> Greetings,
>
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