TEI on sourceforge

[Christian Wittern]

Sebastian Rahtz <sebastian.rahtz at computing-services.oxford.ac.uk> writes:

> The "tei" project on Sourceforge is now set up, and visible 
> at http://sourceforge.net/projects/tei/. This is in the very 
> early stages, but it is now possible for us to open up to 
> bug tracking, feature requests, etc.

Great. 
>
> Could I suggest that Council members look briefly at what is
> available via Sourceforge, and suggest which features we 
> should use straightaway and which we should keep a low 
> profile on? Then Julia can soon make a nice announcement to 
> members saying that we are beavering hard for them.
>
Bugtracking seems one of the obvious ones.  I personally would also
like to see the source for the Guidelines (o holy grail) there in the
CVS, but that might be a bold move.

> Note that there is no software here at all yet. That awaits 
> a final decision from the Board about licensing, but I 
> propose to start moving some of my own material here quite 
> soon, including
>
>   - XSLT stylesheets
>   - tei-emacs setup (need to think about that)

Please do so.  This would also be a good opportunity to unbundle the
Windows and *nix version a bit more.

>   - TEI/OpenOffice material
>
> I'd also like to propose that we move some of theworking 
> materials of MS, CE, FS etc to this environment as an 
> experiment.

Hmm.  How do you see the relationship to the stuff on the TEI Website?
Do/could we have some kind of automatic sync with that stuff?

>
> There are no rules here yet - Lou, Syd and I all have admin 
> rights for the project, and can set it up as people decide 
> to use it. If any of you want to access, you need to get a 
> Sourceforge username,

<p>All the best,

Christian


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 Christian Wittern 
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