Hi Ivan,
As mentioned to you privately earlier, it is great to hear what you have
been working on, and I agree that there are synergies between GIS.lab
and OSGeo-Live.
It would be good to see how GIS.lab could integrate with the OSGeo-Live
production and marketing pipeline [1].
[1] http://adhoc.osgeo.osuosl.org/livedvd/docs/en/presentation/#/1/3
On 15/11/2013 10:42 AM, Ivan Minčík wrote:
Hi list,
I am a developer of a new Open Source project called GIS.lab [1] which
allows to deploy whole GIS office including operating systems all
server and client software and much more in few minutes on unlimited
number of computers.
A difference to OSGeo Live is that GIS.lab creates automatically (by
using Vagrant) one central server with services like central accounts
and storage management, internet connection sharing, NFS, PostGIS, OWS
server and automatic webGIS publishing service and more ... . Than
client computers are booting from LAN in 'Fat Client' mode.
If You are interested please see GitHub page [1] and my blog [2] for
more information.
After some discussion with quite a few people, we see some overlap of
usage of these projects and I also see some common ground where we can
cooperate - for example in common need of a good Ubuntu GIS packages
repository.
I would be very happy to hear Your opinion.
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1 - https://github.com/imincik/gis-lab
2 - http://imincik.blogspot.sk
Ivan Mincik
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