https://bfwiki.tellefsen.net//api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Jonathan 2026-05-23T18:46:59Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.42.1 https://bfwiki.tellefsen.net//index.php?title=CommunityTools&diff=2325 2011-07-14T21:27:02Z

<p>Jonathan: /* File upload/download */</p> <hr /> <div>This is a page where we can discuss the tools that we have and that we need.<br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> <br /> * a forum that is linked to the mailinglist (every posting on the list is posted to the forum, and every post on the forum to the list)<br /> ** This FudForum Mailing List Manager looks interesting: http://cvs.prohost.org/index.php/Mailing_List_Manager<br /> ** where forum-users can subscribe to certain topics to get an email when answers have been posted<br /> * a poll on the website so we can ask users what they want<br /> * RSS feed with the news<br /> * integration with gnome bugzilla for feature requests? how can we do that?<br /> <br /> == File upload/download ==<br /> * a place to collect files such as 'made with' icons, language files, snippets files<br /> <br /> Here are some Bluefish 2 syntax highlighting definitions for HAML &amp; SASS (http://haml-lang.com/)<br /> <br /> http://trustycoder.com/bluefish_haml_sass_highlighting.tar.gz<br /> <br /> Put them in /usr/share/bluefish/bflang/ or wherever your distro puts Bluefish lang files.<br /> <br /> Also included is a Ubuntu mime type definition for .sass and .haml files. Put it in /usr/share/mime/packages/ then run sudo update-mime /usr/share/mime<br /> <br /> == Style &amp; navigation ==<br /> <br /> * all sites (wiki, main site and forums) should use the same navigation on the left and the same colors<br /> * administration of all sites must be made by CORE developers, in a manner so no one can take his toys and leave.<br /> We would not like to lose the wiki for example. - or better we host the sites on general servers (e.g. sourceforge.net) and multiple people have the admin account. Core developers have more things to do ;-)<br /> <br /> == Community Goals and Objectives ==<br /> * The purpose of the user community is not to give more work for developers. They already have enough to occupy them.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to enable users to help each other ... And help as much as possible the Bluefish's development team.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to offer a place for the users to share snippets and other stuff that can be easily added/imported, without the need for a developer to put to svn or to the main site. Let's say unofficial addons.<br /> <br /> == Notes and comments ==<br /> * we use only free tools (b.t.w. Joomla is free!)<br /> * it is possible to embed a free forum in mediawiki.<br /> ** FudForum, reported by Anita, can be used with Mediawiki.<br /> * also if a bigger CMS is to be used, we can use Drupal.<br /> * Smaller cms, with a lot of addons, and that can be designed light and nice - textpattern. http://www.textpattern.com/<br /> * a forum could be nice but for us probably lists are faster and nicer - that's why we need both and integrated<br /> <br /> == List of forums that can be embeded in Mediawiki and linked to the mailinglist ==<br /> (see also: [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Discussion_and_forum_extensions Mediawiki Discussion and forum extensions])<br /> * FudForum</div>

Jonathan https://bfwiki.tellefsen.net//index.php?title=CommunityTools&diff=2324 2011-07-14T21:26:27Z

<p>Jonathan: /* File upload/download */</p> <hr /> <div>This is a page where we can discuss the tools that we have and that we need.<br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> <br /> * a forum that is linked to the mailinglist (every posting on the list is posted to the forum, and every post on the forum to the list)<br /> ** This FudForum Mailing List Manager looks interesting: http://cvs.prohost.org/index.php/Mailing_List_Manager<br /> ** where forum-users can subscribe to certain topics to get an email when answers have been posted<br /> * a poll on the website so we can ask users what they want<br /> * RSS feed with the news<br /> * integration with gnome bugzilla for feature requests? how can we do that?<br /> <br /> == File upload/download ==<br /> * a place to collect files such as 'made with' icons, language files, snippets files<br /> <br /> Here are some Bluefish 2 syntax highlighting definitions for HAML &amp; SASS (http://haml-lang.com/)<br /> <br /> http://trustycoder.com/bluefish_haml_sass_highlighting.tar.gz<br /> <br /> Put them in /usr/share/bluefish/bflang/ or wherever your Bluefish distro puts Bluefish lang files.<br /> <br /> Also included is a Ubuntu mime type definition for .sass and .haml files. Put it in /usr/share/mime/packages/ then run sudo update-mime /usr/share/mime<br /> <br /> == Style &amp; navigation ==<br /> <br /> * all sites (wiki, main site and forums) should use the same navigation on the left and the same colors<br /> * administration of all sites must be made by CORE developers, in a manner so no one can take his toys and leave.<br /> We would not like to lose the wiki for example. - or better we host the sites on general servers (e.g. sourceforge.net) and multiple people have the admin account. Core developers have more things to do ;-)<br /> <br /> == Community Goals and Objectives ==<br /> * The purpose of the user community is not to give more work for developers. They already have enough to occupy them.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to enable users to help each other ... And help as much as possible the Bluefish's development team.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to offer a place for the users to share snippets and other stuff that can be easily added/imported, without the need for a developer to put to svn or to the main site. Let's say unofficial addons.<br /> <br /> == Notes and comments ==<br /> * we use only free tools (b.t.w. Joomla is free!)<br /> * it is possible to embed a free forum in mediawiki.<br /> ** FudForum, reported by Anita, can be used with Mediawiki.<br /> * also if a bigger CMS is to be used, we can use Drupal.<br /> * Smaller cms, with a lot of addons, and that can be designed light and nice - textpattern. http://www.textpattern.com/<br /> * a forum could be nice but for us probably lists are faster and nicer - that's why we need both and integrated<br /> <br /> == List of forums that can be embeded in Mediawiki and linked to the mailinglist ==<br /> (see also: [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Discussion_and_forum_extensions Mediawiki Discussion and forum extensions])<br /> * FudForum</div>

Jonathan https://bfwiki.tellefsen.net//index.php?title=CommunityTools&diff=2323 2011-07-14T21:24:47Z

<p>Jonathan: /* File upload/download */</p> <hr /> <div>This is a page where we can discuss the tools that we have and that we need.<br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> <br /> * a forum that is linked to the mailinglist (every posting on the list is posted to the forum, and every post on the forum to the list)<br /> ** This FudForum Mailing List Manager looks interesting: http://cvs.prohost.org/index.php/Mailing_List_Manager<br /> ** where forum-users can subscribe to certain topics to get an email when answers have been posted<br /> * a poll on the website so we can ask users what they want<br /> * RSS feed with the news<br /> * integration with gnome bugzilla for feature requests? how can we do that?<br /> <br /> == File upload/download ==<br /> * a place to collect files such as 'made with' icons, language files, snippets files<br /> <br /> Here are some Bluefish 2 syntax highlighting definitions for HAML &amp; SASS (http://haml-lang.com/)<br /> http://trustycoder.com/bluefish_haml_sass_highlighting.tar.gz<br /> Put them in /usr/share/bluefish/bflang/ or wherever your Bluefish distro puts Bluefish lang files.<br /> Also included is a Ubuntu mime type definition for .sass and .haml files. Put it in /usr/share/mime/packages/ then run sudo update-mime /usr/share/mime<br /> <br /> == Style &amp; navigation ==<br /> <br /> * all sites (wiki, main site and forums) should use the same navigation on the left and the same colors<br /> * administration of all sites must be made by CORE developers, in a manner so no one can take his toys and leave.<br /> We would not like to lose the wiki for example. - or better we host the sites on general servers (e.g. sourceforge.net) and multiple people have the admin account. Core developers have more things to do ;-)<br /> <br /> == Community Goals and Objectives ==<br /> * The purpose of the user community is not to give more work for developers. They already have enough to occupy them.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to enable users to help each other ... And help as much as possible the Bluefish's development team.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to offer a place for the users to share snippets and other stuff that can be easily added/imported, without the need for a developer to put to svn or to the main site. Let's say unofficial addons.<br /> <br /> == Notes and comments ==<br /> * we use only free tools (b.t.w. Joomla is free!)<br /> * it is possible to embed a free forum in mediawiki.<br /> ** FudForum, reported by Anita, can be used with Mediawiki.<br /> * also if a bigger CMS is to be used, we can use Drupal.<br /> * Smaller cms, with a lot of addons, and that can be designed light and nice - textpattern. http://www.textpattern.com/<br /> * a forum could be nice but for us probably lists are faster and nicer - that's why we need both and integrated<br /> <br /> == List of forums that can be embeded in Mediawiki and linked to the mailinglist ==<br /> (see also: [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Discussion_and_forum_extensions Mediawiki Discussion and forum extensions])<br /> * FudForum</div>

Jonathan https://bfwiki.tellefsen.net//index.php?title=CommunityTools&diff=2322 2011-07-14T21:24:06Z

<p>Jonathan: /* File upload/download */</p> <hr /> <div>This is a page where we can discuss the tools that we have and that we need.<br /> <br /> == Communication ==<br /> <br /> * a forum that is linked to the mailinglist (every posting on the list is posted to the forum, and every post on the forum to the list)<br /> ** This FudForum Mailing List Manager looks interesting: http://cvs.prohost.org/index.php/Mailing_List_Manager<br /> ** where forum-users can subscribe to certain topics to get an email when answers have been posted<br /> * a poll on the website so we can ask users what they want<br /> * RSS feed with the news<br /> * integration with gnome bugzilla for feature requests? how can we do that?<br /> <br /> == File upload/download ==<br /> * a place to collect files such as 'made with' icons, language files, snippets files<br /> <br /> Here are some Bluefish 2 syntax highlighting definitions for HAML &amp; SASS (http://haml-lang.com/) - [http://trustycoder.com/bluefish_haml_sass_highlighting.tar.gz]<br /> Put them in /usr/share/bluefish/bflang/ or wherever your Bluefish distro puts Bluefish lang files.<br /> Also included is a Ubuntu mime type definition for .sass and .haml files. Put it in /usr/share/mime/packages/ then run sudo update-mime /usr/share/mime<br /> <br /> == Style &amp; navigation ==<br /> <br /> * all sites (wiki, main site and forums) should use the same navigation on the left and the same colors<br /> * administration of all sites must be made by CORE developers, in a manner so no one can take his toys and leave.<br /> We would not like to lose the wiki for example. - or better we host the sites on general servers (e.g. sourceforge.net) and multiple people have the admin account. Core developers have more things to do ;-)<br /> <br /> == Community Goals and Objectives ==<br /> * The purpose of the user community is not to give more work for developers. They already have enough to occupy them.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to enable users to help each other ... And help as much as possible the Bluefish's development team.<br /> * The purpose of the community is to offer a place for the users to share snippets and other stuff that can be easily added/imported, without the need for a developer to put to svn or to the main site. Let's say unofficial addons.<br /> <br /> == Notes and comments ==<br /> * we use only free tools (b.t.w. Joomla is free!)<br /> * it is possible to embed a free forum in mediawiki.<br /> ** FudForum, reported by Anita, can be used with Mediawiki.<br /> * also if a bigger CMS is to be used, we can use Drupal.<br /> * Smaller cms, with a lot of addons, and that can be designed light and nice - textpattern. http://www.textpattern.com/<br /> * a forum could be nice but for us probably lists are faster and nicer - that's why we need both and integrated<br /> <br /> == List of forums that can be embeded in Mediawiki and linked to the mailinglist ==<br /> (see also: [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Discussion_and_forum_extensions Mediawiki Discussion and forum extensions])<br /> * FudForum</div>

Jonathan