Sweet. I'll be testing it out. (First thoughts though, it'd save a lot of hassle if you put in a bit of JS to change the form entries to lowercase, rather than bugging users when they sign up with that unusual requirement.)
God Bless, Kyle Johnston KyleJohnston.net <http://kylejohnston.net/> | m. 713 296 0078 Animis Opibusque Parati pro Soli Deo! On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 10:17, Vicente J. Ruiz Jurado <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi there, > > We are proud to announce a new version of Kune, our Wave-based project, > with lots of improvements and new features: > http://kune.ourproject.org/2012/04/new-release-website-launch-kune-cc/ > > We are fully integrating Apache Wave current codebase with some minor > patches. > > We invite you to test it in: > http://kune.cc > Moreover, you can install it locally using simply a .deb package (for > Debian, Ubuntu, etc) following these instructions: > http://kune.cc/?locale=es#kune.docs.1110.898 > > In Kune, although almost everything are waves (at the moment), the user > sees them grouped in documents, tasks, events, blogs, lists, etc. That > is, it aims to be easier to understand than plain Wave, as users > typically don’t know what to do with something (a wave) that can be > everything at once. Besides, Kune has specific "group spaces" and aims > to have public web contents. > > Thanks indeed to the WIAB committers for their work (specially to Yuri > Zelikov, and also Michael MacFadden) and the WIAB parents (Googlers and > ex-Googlers) for their incredible work. We are trying to contribute to > WIAB as we can, and attract other developers here. > > The Kune Team > > > > >
