Re: About cvs for french dev.
hanks Benjamin for this mail
Let me explain again what we try to do in France
We're builiding a companion CD, a CD number two. Which has to be installed when
the sarge based CD is installed.
The goal of this CD is to adapt our very good work to speficities of education
in france. This CD has now 380 Mo.
- With a lot of free educational softwares: some of can be found for the moment
only in french, we've started with the german team and Abuledu.org to translate
a part of them...
- With an Intranet which uses Moodle.org, We've added to moodle some speficic
modules: the management of the white and black list, which is used for the
acces to internet in french schools (white list = list of allowed sites), a
comptency book, to follow the progress of each student, a lot of documentation
on how to use these softwares but also a lot of pedagogical scenarios. for the
future we want to add a tool for the management of a school...
- With Skels: different desktops made for each education cycle using kde and
windowmaker. These skels are copied in the home of the user at the user creation
time.
- ...
have just a look on http://schlossgul.org/wakka.php?wiki=LisTe to have an idea
about our work.
We hope that all this work will be usefull in the main project.
When we ask for a dedicated cvs module it's for our second CD. We'll, has we do
since the beginning of our work, continue to take part in the main project.
Thierry STAUDER
French Skolelinux team
Selon Benjamin Sonntag <benjamin@sonntag.fr>:
> Hi all,
>
> The french team who is developping skolelinux since 2005-05 has no cvs
> for now.
>
> I joined the team on 2005-11 and convinced them to use cvs for our
> sources. cool idea huh ?
>
> Do you think it is possible to have a dedicated cvs module in your
> debian-edu cvs server for the french project, or do you think we'd
> rather use our own cvs in France (we can administrate a local version of
> course) ? We want to store our specific packages sources in this cvs and
> the cd builder scripts too.
>
> We also want to use some scripts to send a mail when a commit is sent to
> the repository so that our french server can do nightly builds and so
> that our mailing list can receive cvs commit warning messages.
>
> What is your opinion and what solution do you prefer ?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help and advices,
>
> Regards,
>
> Benjamin Sonntag
>
>
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