Re: [Savannah-hackers] submission of Software libero per la Pubblica amministrazione - savannah.gnu.org

[Raphael Calvelli]

Nice, the ansol website: could you, if you have time, make me a short 
note about situation of public adminsitration in portugal? I'd like 
to say 'in portugal they do this and that'. Tell me more about things 
already been accepted than things that are not still accepted, and if 
you can, the contacts of somebody cooperative of inside the 
administration (colleagues like to listen to colleagues).

For your propositions: they are ok, but keep in eye that my aim is to 
invite programmers and non-computer people (directors) to look for 
and put various software parcels on a website. I think that several 
project as you suggest would be too complicated for my people, and 
that they won't use it.

So: would it be possible that the several projects that you suggest 
have a same presentation page, like a Directory? (like 'public adm' > 
project 1, project 2..., with a 1-page presentation in public adm)

I thought not necessiraly something as http://www.gnu.org/directory/; 
The only important thing for me is that I give them a single URl (for 
exemple http://savannah.gnu.org/pa, or really ideally 
http://pa.gnu.org, and they see all the material and can publish it 
easily.

I think that we have different but compatible requisities.

Let me know;

it's not easy to discuss and find solutions by email: due to the 
short time, I'd prefer to discuss it by phone. give me your phone, 
and I'll call you, or use mine:
for today and Sunday: 0033 6 87 56 29 53, and 0039 329 2903 967 for 
Monday and forward.

Raphael

At 15:15 +0100 26-04-2003, Jaime E . Villate wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 26, 2003 at 03:07:41AM +0200, Raphael Calvelli wrote:
> >  But it would be a kind of software documentation project. The content
> >  would be, for example:
> >  - a few specific softwares useful for public administration, as
> >  cemetary concessions or fine management, or specific kinds of
> >  accounting
> >  - a few documentation about that software (which would be a bit more
> >  detailed, but normal documentation)
> >
> >  Let me know.
>
> Hi Raphael,
> that sounds OK. Please register independent projects then. For example, you
> could register 3 projects:
>
> PROJECT 1
> project name: cemetary
> Description: this software can be used for cemetary consessions and it
> has been specifically oriented to the needs of public administrations. It uses
> the "necromancy" libraries, which are Free Software
> (www.necromancy.twilight.zone) etc. etc.
>
> PROJECT 2
> project name: fine-management
> Description: this package is an implementation of the world-acclaimed,
> award-wining, algorithm "Fine Management"......
>
> PROJECT 3
> project name: savdoc-pubadmin
> Description: This project aims at creating documentation for Savannah. The
> documentation will be specifically oriented to tell public administrations
> around the world how to use Savannah to search for existing projects that they
> can use, register there own projects or collaborate with on-going projects;
> other groups might find this documentation useful too.
> We will cover everything, from licensing issues to advantages of free software
> in the public administration. Most of the documentation is in Italian, but a
> group of volunteers is helping us translate it into other languages.
>
> If new projects appear, we prefer that they are registered separately. We
> prefer to deal with several small projects rather than with collections of
> software (through PROJECT 3 you can help your audience how to do their own
> registration in Savannah).
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jaime
> (who is also trying to convince the Portuguese public administration to use
> and produce only Free Software; see www.ansol.org)