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Re: Disorderly Enormous Resources: msg#00278

Subject: Re: Disorderly Enormous Resources
Just for starters, people might start by going through this Ubuntu Forum list:
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=53050

and having a look for something there that's 1. not in the wiki yet,
and 2. worth putting in the wiki. This is where the OperaBrowser wiki
page I created came from, and there's lots more stuff in the Forums
still.

Someone who knows the mailing lists can go through them, too.

Building on prior organization always seems like a good idea at the
time. It's disorganized, but there is already a massive amount of
information in the Forums and elsewhere...

Brian.



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