On Friday 17 February 2006 00:37, Morten Werner Olsen wrote: > Some of us talked a bit about this in Erkelenz and also later in the > Norwegian community, and I believe "we" agreed that the international > part of Skolelinux is, like I think Jonas means, the techical part or > Debian-Edu if you like. We started a bit in Erkelenz to use the Wiki > at http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu for information and documentation > about our techical solution. My suggestion for the international > "portal" is to redirect all traffic which now comes to the portal at > http://skolelinux.org/ to http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu . > > > (but feel free to see this final remark as manipulation if you > > like ;-) ) > > Don't think it was your manipulation that made me change my mind, but > anyway.. :) > > I still think there are needs for local teams with local portals for > e.g. political reasons. It is important to have local teams not only > to support the local developers, but also to do political work and > translating software and documentation. I'm sure there are many other > reasons as well. > > But the important thing is that we stick togeter for a common goal is > to coordinate all techical work as one international group on this > mailinglist, the SVN repository at svn.debian.org (Alioth) and on > http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu . I also started a mail but i deleted it because here i can only completely agree ;) We should divide the work (at this point) into a technical and non-technical part and I am *only* talking about the technical part. My wish is that all developers participate in one development and discussing and doing things together. And for that I also agree to Patrick that it would be nice to have a central place for blogging, working (svn), webspace (developer.skolelinux.org?), emails and so on. Greetings and thanks to Werner for stealing my thoughts ;) Steffen
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