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==Summary== |
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School Server - Community Edition (XSCE) is volunteer projected which provides communication, networking, content, and maintenance capabilities to a school and or classroom. It is designed to be easily adopted by existing OLPC deployments or other similar education projects. |
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School Server - Community Edition (XSCE) is volunteer projected designed to be easily adopted by OLPC deployments or other service providers for deployment in schools. Initial development is driven by motivated micro-deployments and mid-sized deployments. |
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==Objective== |
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The primary objective for School Server Community Edition 0.4 will be to increase stability of the existing code base to ease future development and maintenance while reducing the learning curve for potential developers and users. The secondary will be to increase configurability. Several deployments have been using various school servers for several years. Their needs are well understood. With the release of XSCE 0.4, deployments using existing School Server variants should be able to start rebasing on XSCE. |
The primary objective for School Server Community Edition 0.4 will be to increase stability of the existing code base to ease future development and maintenance while reducing the learning curve for potential developers and users. The secondary will be to increase configurability. Several deployments have been using various school servers for several years. Their needs are well understood. With the release of XSCE 0.4, deployments using existing School Server variants should be able to start rebasing on XSCE. |
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==Timeline== |
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Revision as of 16:55, 22 June 2013
Summary
School Server - Community Edition (XSCE) is volunteer projected which provides communication, networking, content, and maintenance capabilities to a school and or classroom. It is designed to be easily adopted by existing OLPC deployments or other similar education projects.
Objective
The primary objective for School Server Community Edition 0.4 will be to increase stability of the existing code base to ease future development and maintenance while reducing the learning curve for potential developers and users. The secondary will be to increase configurability. Several deployments have been using various school servers for several years. Their needs are well understood. With the release of XSCE 0.4, deployments using existing School Server variants should be able to start rebasing on XSCE.
Scope and aim
The goal is to make a XSCE version which can serve as an wireless access point for a school with several extended features as listed at User:Holt/XS_Community_Edition/0.4/Project_Specifications
Timeline
Jul 7/8 - Jul 12/13 Sprint in Manitoba may accelerate the outline below:
Aug 5 Feature Freeze and RC1 release
Aug 12 RC2 release
Aug 19 Final release
This release will form XSCE 0.4. All the upgrades, besides being published as installation images, will be distributed in the form of incremental rpm updates.