On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 12:07 -0800, Sriram Ramkrishna wrote: > So some time ago I had mailed this list saying that Intel was > going to provide some resources for servers and what not. Much to > my embarassment Intel and the individual involved did not follow > through and I have not been able to get their attention since. > > However, I have once again found some support with another > group within Intel who is willing to help provide a server(s). > I'm currently working with Greg LeBlanc on replacement server for > il8n.gnome.org in order beef it up a bit. That said, it might be > good to be able to use it for other things. > > Intel tells me that time is somewhat short for coming up with a > spec for the server. I'm looking for some other uses for this > server in order to maximize it it's usefulness. But essentially > we'll need a spec of some sort of what the server will look like. > > Once you've guys settled on it's uses, I will need someone to work > with the Intel team directly. I have Greg so far, but in case > there are cross uses one other person will do fine to work with Greg. Hi Sri, There are a number of good uses for servers that we have planned. I don't know the issues with i18n.gnome.org, but here are a few more things we could use for the machine: * library.gnome.org -- planned replacement for developer.gnome.org. Double extra points if they help set it up * extra tinderbox machine. Sun is trying to get us a solaris machine, but another arch would be nice * extra wiki machine. Offload some of the services on window.gnome.org. I'm Ccing gnome-infrastructure to see if they have other ideas. Thanks, -Jonathan
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