Hello, I just read something like this: - Don't underestimate the need for widespread participation in all stages of implementing new technology. Potential users at all levels of the system must be included in planning, design and deployment. I've been thinking for some time about these issues, and that paragraph pushed the idea out of me. The Debian-NP basic installation should be generic. The value of Debian-NP should be in adding technology later in a deployment-by-deployment basis, steered by the needs and participation of any single non-profit in which the system is adopted. It's more important that we collect best-cases, with the software used is well presented and easily installable. Then every reality can evaluate paths to follow and actively shape the system for his identity. I see the major technical and conceptual challenge of Debian-NP as finding a technologically viable way of enabling this. (this is other food-for-thought I feel like throwing in. Could be part of a talk I give in the Debian-NP conference. I'll think about it) Ciao, Enrico -- GPG key: 1024D/797EBFAB 2000-12-05 Enrico Zini <enrico@debian.org>
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