Re: State of Website

> > I think we'd be best to pick something and stick with it until
completion.
> > Once the new site is up and running, if we want to start playing with
other
> > tools on a test/developmental basis, by all means we can.  But until we
make
> > a final decision, we'll never have a rough draft to work from anyway!
>
> I agree.  But one of the questions I've asked repeatedly has yet to be
answered:
> Should we move to a faster processor with more RAM,  and should we remain
with
> RedHat, or can we change to Debian.  I much prefer maintaining a remote
machine
> running Debian.  Software and security updates are much easier to manage
under
> Debian.

I think that's a question you, Tom, and/or the rest of the web group can
best answer.  If you feel that Debian would make your job easier (and
there's no objection from others), then lets use Debian.  If a faster CPU
and RAM are needed, lets scrounge those up.

I'm sure I have a ~P166 machine I could let ACLUG use for web development.
If you have a place to host it, and want to run Debian on it, by all means
do so.

I currently have a K63/450 running Debian I could give ACLUG some space on
(but not root access).  That machine may soon be replaced by something
faster, which could make it available soley for ACLUG.

If nothing else, we could ask members for hardware and/or monitary donations
to put together a machine for ACLUG web hosting.

-- Jonathan