Re: [orca-list] OT: Two questions (Mate Q and picking a forum software)



Okay gonna try writing this since Thunderbird loves to not send....

Got the source for a forum I'd like to use from the developer's site....now what's the best/most acessible/easiest to use FTP client for pulling down stuff/uploading stuff to a server? Filezilla's an....annoying choice for me. So...any others are appreciated


On 08/17/2018 11:47 AM, Jace Kattalakis wrote:
Just wanted to add onto my previous replies....

Tried SMF. It won't, by default let me jump between posts by headings which is something I for one would like. That being said, the roup wants simple, lightweight and easy....and for the blind users in it I've been getting talk of hey, Jace, youknow of any that will let each post be its own heading?

Off the top of my head, I know of a few but I'm still looking for that one forum software that ticks all the boxes, ya know?


Also, related note, I'm impressed showing Mate to a Windows user and them being right at home after I said hey, you hit the windows key, you got a start menu, you can right click, you can do everything and it's just different ways o doing stuff. Think I lucked out with that one


On 08/16/2018 09:04 PM, Kyle via orca-list wrote:
I can't speak for everyone who will be using your forum, but SMF seems to be less cluttered as I look at it. It does have some pretty good locking features and such as well, though I haven't really done much admin stuff on it. PHPBB really isn't bad either, so it's definitely worth a look, especially if it looks better to you from the point of view of an admin as well as a user.

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