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"Is it worth going through the pain of setting up a voice conference?
(If we do it regularly then maybe we wouldn\'t have the technical
hurdles every time.)"<br><br>you could always try meebo online chat/confernce/fileshare<br><br>http://www.meebo.com/<br><br>no installation probs there :)<br><br>Aitch<br><br><br><hr>Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2008 11:30:38 +0100<br>From: binarysignal@gmail.com<br>To: kent@mailman.lug.org.uk<br>Subject: Re: [Klug-general] KLUG - Karoshi Doc Project<br><br><div dir="ltr">Last nights meeting regarding our Karoshi Documentation Project (KDP) went well. Those involved were MikeEvans, Spode, Sirkent, naxxtor, MacGyveR, SlimeyPe1e, Katje and Colin. The IRC Log can be provided for those interested.<br>
<br>Below are the Agenda points we covered and decisions made underneath in red (sorry for those who hate HTML email)<br><br>1) What's the end result we're aiming for?<br> <font color="#ff0000"> a) Produce a clear and well structured wiki,<br>
b) transform that into web pages or PDF documentation</font><br><br><br>2) What's the process for getting there?<br> <font color="#ff0000"> a) Install MediaWiki on KentLUG.org</font><br><br>2a: The idea of using our own wiki as an intermediate step seemed to meet with general favour. If we go for this approach, which Wiki, who's going to install it?<br>
<font color="#ff0000"><br> a)Everyone voted for MediaWiki and MacGyver kindly offered to install it on KentLug.org<br> b)Scratch area on the wiki for bug reports, comments and suggestions</font><br><br>2b: What other resources do we need? Is the demo Nathan pointed us to enough. Is it a good first step. Should we pursue the idea of a VM Karoshi network, and can we practically do that on our existing server? This will be reviews after we have seen the Karoshi demo at Dover Grammar School<br>
<br>Is IRC the best discussion forum?<font color="#ff0000"> It is for now. No real need for voice.</font><br><br>Is it worth going through the pain of setting up a voice conference? (If we do it regularly then maybe we wouldn\'t have the technical hurdles every time.)<br>
<br><font color="#ff0000">MikeEvans: "'I think we could try mumble for fun, but let's assume IRC, the occasional thread on our existing mailing list and a notes section on the wiki will be enough for now then"<br>
</font><BR><font color="#ff0000">Next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 10th September at 20.00. This has been posted on the website.</font><BR>2c: What are the steps? Can someone suggest/create an outline structure that we can start to fill in? Then what steps of editing, cross referencing, tidying up etc do we need to get to the final deliverable?<br>
<br><font color="#ff0000">Colin will make a list of all the Karoshi parts and services and also list what has already been documented by Karoshi.</font><BR><font color="#000000">Once the wiki is live on <a href="http://kentlug.org" target="_blank">kentlug.org</a> we will start documenting our process of creating the documentation and people can signup/volunteer for roles.</font><br>
<BR><font color="#000000">Colin</font><BR><br><br></div>
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