On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 18:30 +0200, Holger Waechtler wrote:
Hi all,
as you probably all know the linuxtv.org websites are quite out of date
and almost nobody of the developers is really willing to keep them
up-to-date. So I'd like to open a discussion how this situation may get
improved.
May/should we try to use a wiki instead of the static webpages? This
would at least make it easier to keep the supported-cards list and the
DVB application link page more up-to-date. If so, which wiki
implementation should we prefer? Is anybody of you experienced with
this, are there any preferences we should consider?
Another approach would be to import the web pages into the CVS
repository, then at least all developers with CVS accounts could edit
the html/xml pages.
I don't necessarily see the two as being mutually exclusive:
1. A wiki for 'user' supplied documentation, howtos etc, user
experiences/mini-reviews etc
2. cvs backed webpages for more 'official' documentation.
sounds good so far... the Wiki administration files and style sheets
would be well-placed in the CVS tree, card-lists, application links etc
should be editable.