http://www.motiro.org/en-us en-us Motiro Fri, 29 Feb 2008 10:26:21 -0500 60 <p>The installation process would be much easier if there were only a minimal number of gems to be installed, preferably none. Motiro's tarball could easily include many of the gems it depends on, like it includes Rails. Most gems are MIT-licensed and could be freely redistributed. Some of them may present technical issues regarding platform-dependency, like sqlite3-ruby.</p> <p>The database generation step could also be removed from the installation by distributing a pre-generated empty database within the tarball. People wanting to update from one version to another should not risk loosing their data. Maybe there should be <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/AutoUpdate">automatic update support</a>.</p> <p>The tarball distribution needs to be made consistent with the <a class="done" href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/GemForMotiro">gem</a> approach. The gem should <i>not</i> include other code available as gems.</p>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 10:26:21 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/EasierInstallation?revision=3<p>The installation process would be much easier if there were only a minimal number of gems to be installed, preferably none. Motiro's tarball could easily include many of the gems it depends on, like it includes Rails. Most gems are MIT-licensed and could be freely redistributed. Some of them may present technical issues regarding platform-dependency, like sqlite3-ruby.</p> <p>The database generation step could also be removed from the installation by distributing a pre-generated empty database within the tarball. People wanting to update from one version to another should not risk loosing their data. Maybe there should be <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/AutoUpdate">automatic update support</a>.</p> <p>The tarball distribution needs to be made consistent with the <a class="done" href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/GemForMotiro">gem</a> approach. The gem should <i>not</i> include other code available as gems.</p>Fri, 16 Feb 2007 11:01:50 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/EasierInstallation?revision=2<p>The installation process would be much easier if there were only a minimal number of gems to be installed, preferably none. Motiro's tarball could easily include many of the gems it depends on, like it includes Rails. Most gems are MIT-licensed and could be freely redistributed. Some of them may present technical issues regarding platform-dependency, like sqlite3-ruby.</p><p>The database generation step could also be removed from the installation by distributing a pre-generated empty database within the tarball. People wanting to update from one version to another should not risk loosing their data. Maybe there should be <a href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/AutoUpdate">automatic update support</a>.</p><p>The tarball distribution needs to be made consistent with the <a class="done" href="http://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/GemForMotiro">gem</a> approach. The gem should <i>not</i> include other code available as gems.</p>Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:00:00 -0500thiagoarraishttp://www.motiro.org/wiki/show/EasierInstallation?revision=1