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Alexandru Mincu ha scritto: |
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> On 2/10/07, *b.n.* <brullonulla@×××××.com |
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> <mailto:brullonulla@×××××.com>> wrote: |
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> Well they are all noobs ... I am talking about like 90% of the |
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> people there don't have any idea linux exists :). That's why usability |
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> is a key here... i want it to be easy to use even if you did not ever |
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> see a linux desktop in your life. |
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In this case I'd stick to KDE, with Windows-like customizations when needed. |
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The behaviour of default kde is often a bit more windows-like than gnome |
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(think of the file dialog/ the OK/Cancel buttons order etc.). |
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> Well I was thinking about a web based cms, kind of like a wiki but i |
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> would also like the possibility to store versioned files and manage |
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> documents per task(i mean for this matter you have 5 written files). |
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Mediawiki (the software that runs Wikipedia) is quite easy to set up and |
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could do what you are looking for. |
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> - IM is fully internal or need interoperability with external apps? |
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> well i will start with an internal server and mabe use gaim to let |
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> users access them all :). |
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IMHO Kopete is better and it is integrated with KDE, if you take my |
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advice to choose it. Test both, however. |
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m. |
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