Hi Daniel, hi Elpidio, Installing a server will be not a problem. I think the main problem will be who is responsible ands takes action to support. My idea: 1One leading person that coordinate requests, a coordination team, some paper how to work with it. For coordination i mean make a list of the people that are willing to use the tools. The hint i see is to install the client this take some action by the users.
My thinking is: if there is not a team (maybe 3 -4) people, that supports unexperienced users it will be not effective. I see it as a suggestion, what others think about it? What i mean: I think we need something like this at the moment http://typo3.org/projects/teams-and-projects/ See it as example. Such a page have to be edit from different people. If it change its need to be update suddenly. This means: A first step to go for a modern matrix organisation. Manage such pages for fast information needs a CMS that is requested by a lots of people here. Wilfried > Hello Dr. Hinostroza, > > after reading some contents of the suggested software's website, I think it > might worth the try. > > So, please tell us if you are ready to install the server part. The client > part is then voluntary for anybody who wants to take advantage of the system. > If you cannot do the management of the server part, let us ask others from > this list if someone is ready to take it over. > > Ok guys, is anyone here willing and ready to install, configure and manage > the server part? Please let us know. Also, please inform us if this system > is feasible for care2x project. > > thanking you in advance, > elpidio > > > On Friday 12 November 2004 19:56, Dr. med. Daniel Hinostroza C. wrote: >> DART is an open-source, distributed, software quality system. Dart allows >> software projects to be tested at multiple sites in multiple configurations >> (hardware, operating systems, compilers, etc.). Results from a build/test >> sequence are transmitted to a central server using standard internet >> protocols...
