Hi,
I appreciate the brainstorming, and at one point I considered
something along these lines. However, having an electrical background,
computer science comes naturally to me. I built a raid 5 data server,
a raid 1 web server, a router, and 4 workstations. With the web server
running raid 1 and occasionally backed up to the raid 5 data server, I
believe the data should be adequately backed up. I am having a few
problems with implementing the software which I was hoping someone
would help me with, but, no worries either way. I will eventually
learn how to over come any obstacle that is in front of me.
I do not mean to be insensitive, I know that if I work alone on
this project it might very well take me the rest of my life, and that
would not be in the spirit of linux. To me the spirit of linux is us
working together to over come obstacles that we would not be able to
over come by ourselves. I also know that when people volunteer on a
project they like to feel that their opinion counts, (and it should
count). However, the project manager (the person dedicated to seeing
the project all the way from beginning to end) must be the guiding
hand, in order to give the project stability and direction. To me,
this is especially true with linux, where there are some ways of doing
the same thing.
MatthewMPP
Lisa Kachold wrote:
Great idea Mike!
The same thing is available with php/mysql and mail for about $20.00
upgrade on free stuff at 110mb.com - see examples
wiki.obnosis.com
nuke.obnosis.com
moodle.obnosis.com
I have a few others....what did I name them?
<meningioma moment>
On 5/12/09, Mike Schwartz <schwartz@acm.org> wrote:
I also have an idea -- a suggestion to check out the free wiki [hosting]
service available at
http://www.wikispaces.com/site/pricing
but since it is also outside the scope of the "day and time" thread, I
decided to create this sub-thread or "branch".
If the BlenderCAD initiative does need (well, if it could use) a wiki,
then I think this might save some hassle, -- of running / managing a server.
Of course, if the BlenderCAD initiative were some kind of proprietary
company project, then maybe some of the ideas on the wiki might be trade
secrets or not-yet-patented inventions, or something -- so then, it
might not be appropriate to keep the [wiki] info on someone else's server;
but since this is more like a non-profit cooperative joint venture to
create / improve some FLOSS (isn't it?) therefore, this ["free" wiki] idea
should be OK. (right?)
--
Mike Schwartz
Glendale AZ
schwartz@acm.org
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 11:52 AM, Mike Schwartz
<mike.l.schwartz@gmail.com>wrote:
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 4:44 PM, Matthew A Coulliette
<matthewlug@cox.net>wrote:
Hi all,
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