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Re: HowTo/Tutorial Project List
Thanks -- these seem like they would be most useful to
the server section. I guess each author should do
research before starting the doc/tutorial after
volunteering.
Quoting Kyle Burton <mortis@voicenet.com>:
> Sorry, I haven't really had an abundance of time to
read most of these
> emails,
> but as everyone is looking for
documentation/tutorals/etc...
>
> I'd just like to offerr what I've already done, you
can see them here:
>
> http://www.bgw.org/tutorials
>
> you're welcome to take it and use it at will, as long
as I'm kept on the
> list
> as the original author.
>
>
> kyle
>
>
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>
> On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, Bill Tihen -- TECHNOLOGY wrote:
>
> > Currently requested Projects that need doing.
*Indicate
> > that I have a strong interest and that if no one
> > volunteers before I have time to do it I will do it.
> > Please add stuff that I have overlooked or projects
that
> > you are passionate about (hopefully you will
volunteer
> > too).
> >
> > It would be nice to have all this in some web
accesible
> > database with links to the current version of the
HowTo,
> > volunteer contact information, EDU Purpose of
HowTo).
> > These projects alone should be enough to keep
several of
> > us busy for a while!
> >
> > Student Tutorials
> > Project Volunteer Purpose
> >
> >
________________________________________________________
> > KDE Chris Hobbs (Navigation,
> > file management,
> > etc)
> > *Gnome (Navigation,
> > file management,
> > etc)
> > *AbiWord (Word
> > Processing,
> > editing, tables,
> > bibliographies,
> > long quotes,
> > etc.)
> > LyX (Math Equations
> > & images for
> > math/physics
> > teachers)
> > THX (Graphing
> > Calculator --
> > math teachers)
> > Glove (Graphing for
> > science classes)
> > Dr. Geo (Geometry
> > Supposer,
> > analytic
> > geometry)
> > *CodeCrusader (Programming IDE
> > for C, C++ &
> > Java)
> > *CodeMedic (or other
> > debugger)
> > *Together (UML -- OOP Tool
> > -- great
> > teaching device
> > & there is a
> > free light
> > version)
> > Gimp (Graphics work
> > and generates
> > screen shots for
> > HowTos)
> >
> > Teacher Tutorials (lesson plans and teaching using
the
> > above software)
> > Dr. Geo
> >
> > School Services (these have LOTS of repeat
> > possibilities)
> > Making HowTos (installing
> > DocBooks &
> > formatting)
> > *SSL (& mod_ssl) (to secure web
> > based password &
> > account
> > management)
> > *IMP (web based email
> > -- simplifies
> > web browser
> > security)
> > *SQUID (user ID web use
> > tracking &
> > filtering)
> > squidGuard Jim Wildguard
> > Netscape (Roaming users
> > -- allows each
> > user to have a
> > simple/secure
> > netscape setup)
> > *Netatalk (allows mac file
> > services)
> > SAMBA (allows Windows
> > File services &
> > NT Domain
> > services)
> > Apache (Working-useful
> > examples for
> > schools)
> > Sendmail (Working-useful
> > examples for
> > schools)
> > DHCP (Config & Later
> > tracking abuses)
> > *IPChains (Firewall
> > examples
> > appropriate for
> > schools)
> > K12 Admin (server &
> > account
> > managment)
> > CVW (Workgroup
> > Server --
> > Cooperative
> > learning,
> > Departmenetal
> > communication)
> > Thin X-clients
> > NFS
> > NIS
> > SSH (for secure
> > remote login,
> > and management).
> >
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