Brent,
Thanks for doing that, great idea! If Dave agrees to the redirect then
this is a big start in the right direction.
Tom.
On 02/03/2010 16:40, Brent Beardsley wrote:
Hi
all,
I think we should just have dqsd.sourceforge.net as the main page - we
can see if Dave will redirect dqsd.net back to dqsd.sourceforge.net. I
changed the home page to dqsd.sourceforge.net, uploaded the files in
dqsdweb to the htdocs for dqsd project and it seems to work. Note, I
have not tried every page and every link - also you'll have to clear
your browser cache as the old index page on the dqsd htdocs site
redirects to dqsd.net
I can easily change it back to the way it was but that way wasn't
working and I like the idea of having the dsqdweb files hosted on
sourceforge so that all the admins can mess with it and avoid the
problems we're currently experiencing.
Your thoughts?
Brent
From: Kim
Gräsman <kim.gras...@gmail.com>
To:
tom.corco...@moonbade.com; DQSD users mailing list
<dqsd-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Tue, March 2,
2010 3:14:56 AM
Subject: Re:
[DQSD-Users] dqsd.net webmaster?
Hi Tom,
I think the most pressing concern is that we seem to have lost
control of dqsd.net -- updates aren't bubbling through
as they should, and we don't know who has access to the host.
- There is a wiki (now defunct, apparently, I can't get to the
pages) for developers at SourceForge. Would a user-facing wiki be
valuable?
- Feature requests can be made at SourceForge. I agree it's not
as appealing as the link you posted.
My life is busy with two small children, and I don't have all
that much time to develop DQSD, but I'd love to see it grow, too. :)
If we could get the infrastructural problems sorted, maybe we
could kickstart development again, starting with a proper 4.1 release,
and then look into the various issues we have?
- Kim
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 01:36, Tom Corcoran <tom.corco...@moonbade.com>
wrote:
I did not need another sign to know DQSD was in trouble but no
response
to my post shows that. We need to do something to keep dqsd alive, the
reality is it's slowly dying even though many of us still use it daily.
There are problems which need to be addressed, such as the load time
when a new google is done, which is often a lot slower that doing a
search in the google bar in the open browser. I still get the startup
IE error. Shawn has suggested other things in the past which would
improve things: http://bit.ly/shawndqsd
and http://bit.ly/shawnxml
Some other ideas to continue the brainstorming:
- turn dqsd.net into a wiki
- add a proposed new feature
section (such as linking one "search" to different a browser, floating
toolbar, Logins with authentication code, etc) and let
people vote like on http://digsbies.org/site/wishlist
- add a blog
Lots of people out there work on open source software, dqsd needs more
exposure to get more users for that to happen. We can start that by
linking up the buzz we already have, e.g. adding links to posts such as
David Blume's http://dblume.livejournal.com/65402.html
Tom.
-------- Original Message --------
Hi,
Does anyone know who runs/has control over dqsd.net? Is the domain still
David Bau's?
I am wondering as I would like to make a change on the
http://www.dqsd.net/contrib/ since a domain of mine listed there has
changed and will be expired in less than 30 days.
I am not a member of the -devel list so am just emailing this user list.
Maybe the access could be opened up and we could update the site?
Thanks, Tom.
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