Great! A few things need to happen: 0. The fenics-virtual repo needs to be moved into an official FEniCS repository. I suggest putting it in a subdirectory 'virtual' in the FEniCS developer tools repository.
1. Putting the script on the web page happens via a cronjob (fetching from the bitbucket repository). I can set this up when the script is in place. 2. For the web page, I would prefer a very short instruction (like we have for fenics-install.sh) that can be added to the download page, perhaps with an additional link to more information. Make a pull request for the fenics-web repository. Thanks! -- Anders Mon Feb 16 2015 at 5:10:15 PM skrev Lizao Li <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > I can reorganize the current documentation for fenics-virtual and write > some instructions for the web page. I propose to have something similar to > what we have for hashdist, where we have a link to a script which prints > simple instructions as well as download and execute the installation script > to get people started. We then have another page for some further > informations for customizations. I have two questions for the maintainers > of fenics-web: > 1. I want to emulate the way fenics-install.sh is served on the webpage, > that is, "curl -s http://fenicsproject.org/fenics-install.sh | bash". It > seems that script is not in the fenics-web repo. So I am wondering where > and how this is implemented. > 2. For the instructions for customization, is it preferred to have it > written using the fenics-web rst for a consistent style? Or an extra page > is not preferred and a link to some bitbucket md file is the way to go? > > Best regards, > Larry. > > On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 2:56 AM, Anders Logg <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi again, >> >> Yes, having the Conda package installations on the web page would be >> great. >> >> I must admit I don't understand how Conda works - should it be viewed >> as binary packaging, as a virtualization thing, or something in between? >> Where does it fit into the installation instructions? Think about it and >> suggest a patch / pull request for the web page repository. >> >> We should also get the fenics-virtual efforts on the web page. Are they >> ready to be included? Garth? Jack? Lizao? >> >> For all these options to install, we should think about the level of >> commitment we want to give for support. For the binary packages (Debian, >> Ubuntu, Mac), we have Johannes, for fenics-install.sh, we have Johannes + >> the implicit support through HashDist/HashStack. >> >> -- >> Anders >> >> >> >> Sat Jan 31 2015 at 12:45:24 PM skrev Juan Luis Cano <[email protected] >> >: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> I missed this email because I was not subscribed to the list until >>> recently. >>> >>> I am very interested in contributing installation instructions to the >>> FEniCS web for the conda packages. Do I have to sign the contributor >>> agreement first? >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Juan Luis Cano >>> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> fenics mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://fenicsproject.org/mailman/listinfo/fenics >> >> > > > -- > Lizao (Larry) Li > Univeristy of Minnesota >
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