Hi, Klaas Holwerda ha scritto: > Francesco Montorsi wrote: >> Hi Klaas, >> did you manage to resolve this problem? > > No, i had a problem in my neck, and was flat for two weeks, and on top of > that i now lost my internet and telephone > connection for 2 weeks already :-( too bad. BTW I've got some health problems too :(
> So all my CVS changes are waiting on my computer for some time already. in fact I've noticed a period of inactivity in CVS ;) >> In fact the best thing to make it more appealing would probably be to >> sum up the long paragraph of the homepage or reorganize it a bit for >> easier reading (E.g. making keywords bold)... I'd do that myself but the >> website is not in CVS nor group-writable on the server... (I'd strongly >> suggest to put it in CVS). > > I was planning to make it a TWiki (twiki.org) site, but i am still looking > for a server. I don't remember if I already told you but SF is near to setup a wiki service for all its projects based on WikiSpaces. You can see the beta at: http://wxcode.wiki.sourceforge.net/ > TWiki has many things that would help me to write documentation coupled to > Doxygen docs. > And above all give people an easy way to help me a bit. yes, that's a important part. However I don't know if using a wiki for documentation is a good idea: 1) unexperienced people may contribute wrong things to the docs 2) spammers are always a problem and for a critical thing such as docs that would really be a pain > But my own two virtual servers are to slow for heavy cgi scripts :-( > So if i can't find a solution, i will redo the site (without frames etc.), > and next put it in CVS. > Putting the current one there is only giving me extra work to remove it. ok, if you decide to redo the site using a non-wiki thing, I suggest you to give a look at http://www.oswd.org/ > In fact the worst thing about CVS is removing/moving things in/from there, > file by file, at least i don't no any other way. > I don't know if subversion is much easier or not?? I don't know what you use for CVS commands (e.g. plain CVS from command line as I do with Unix or e.g. TortoiseCVS from win as I do) but typically there are easy ways to specify a command on multiple files (e.g. in Unix using wildcards or from TortoiseCVS selecting multiple files)... > > But first of all i need the internet back at my home :-) yeah, that's pretty important :) Francesco ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Wxart2d-users_dev mailing list Wxart2d-users_dev@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wxart2d-users_dev
