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>action to upgrade website to the latest Aida. Then I namely managed to
>migrate most of it already, maybe a day or two is yet needed to finish
>that part.
>This way Chris can have a time to continue work on a new website. At
>least on the new design and content if not the complete one. Newest Aida
>6.5 namely supports Twitter Bootstrap CSS framework used for the new
>design, so we can adopt the new design easily, if needed.
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That sounds like a plan. I believe we are both the head of the Web
Team, so let's proceed. <br>
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Let's replace the current Aida with a newer version. The prototype I
made has only has one advantage, which is Bootstrap, which Aida
already has. I envision the current Aida homepage with the carousel
from my prototype. Clearly some thought needs to go into how those
two would fit together. <br>
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We will have more visual continuity by staying with the design we
have now. Though, lots of links need to be removed or updated in the
current site. <br>
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It might be easier to use RFB in the image and not use external VNC.
I recommend adding Ian's RFB to the Aida image, so members of the
Web Team can control/reboot RFB problems themselves. <br>
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Let me download Aida/Scribo and play with it for a week and perhaps
we could follow up. <br>
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Thanks,<br>
Chris <br>
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