> > them, what part of the job each of them are doing, a word about the
> > versions of the different packages needed, some links to the documentation
> > of Turbine
>
> Did you read the INSTALL document? That stuff is in there. It is also
> available in the first paragraph on the index.html document.
>
> > I think it could help to ease the learning curve when first trying to
> > understand what all of this is about.
>
> I agree...but the stuff that you are asking for is already there.
Maybe it's just a matter of how things are packaged. An INSTALL.txt file
and on the other hand 2 .html files. Indeed, quite everything is already
there, but no quite accessible and not much detailed.
A specific directory for html files would help. Splitting the docs and the
.sql and other install scripts also. Providing a jar in the distribution
also.
Sorry to bother you with this. My comments are just based on the fact that
I had some difficulties to install Jyve on the first place. I'm installing
GNU & co .tar.gz things an a regular basis, and Jyve was a little more
harder to understand than most of much more complex soft. I guess it's
just small details that make all the difference... an install file not at
the root level... a stupid thing, but it breaks the harmony of most of the
open source distributions.
Beno�t Rigaut %^)
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