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Re: List of Educative Software: Linuxsignpost + X



I develop for and use an Open Source PHP/MySQL content management
system called PostNuke (http://community.postnuke.com/index.htm) and
its value-added distribution called OpenStar
(http://openstar.postnuke.com/). PostNuke possesses a rich development
API and an extensive library of application modules, blocks, and user
interfaces (called themes). I have been quite pleased with the
system's standards-based modular design, its security and its language
support. PostNuke supports LDAP authentication and I am in the early
stages of trying to provide web-based Skolelinux thin-client access
through my PostNuke portals.

I believe PostNuke would be a good choice as the basis for a
Skolelinux web portal and offer my help in building the site if this
system is of interest to the rest of the community.

Best Regards,

Mark

On 2/4/07, RalfGesellensetter <rgx@gmx.de> wrote:
Dear List,

Recently Knut, Josè and others announced a cooperation of Debian-Edu and
LinEx. One chance I see here, is further improvement of the workstation
profile, especially by adding more educative applications and
usability.

At the moment we have the Linuxsignpost project [1]. Its design is
marvellous, but the project is kind of stalled. It uses a MySQL data
base + some homebrewn PHP frontend.

Additionally, we started a wiki table of free educative applications
[2]. But this has proven quite uncomfortable, personally, I am
convinced we need some relational database that can easily be extended.

As my knowledge of PHP+MySQL is very basical, I'd go for a sqlite
solution (OOo or knoda) - but maybe there is other people feeling the
urge of such a project? I read, that GAMBAS II has got an interface for
MySQL as well. Does the LinEx project use a database to collect
informations about educational software?

What is your suggestions? Is there anybody else interested in such a
data base, maybe based on [1]?

Thank you
Regards
Ralf

[1] http://www.skolelinux.no/linux-signpost/showUserMenu.php
[2] http://wiki.skolelinux.de/LernSoftware





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