A fork of LibrePlan for users of this space.
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This from https://wiki.debian.org/Projects/DebSrc3.0 Why should I convert my package to 3.0 (quilt) format? * by keeping patches separate and properly documented * the Debian changes are more likely to be reviewed * any upstream contributor is more likely to find and merge the patches (if you haven't forwarded it properly) * other distributions can reuse our patches * even if you don't have any upstream patch right now, next time that someone must NMU your package, they can cleanly add a patch (with a proper DEP-3 header) without having to modify the build system * same applies for derivative distributions that have to modify your packages... you're more likely to be able to find something valuable to merge if their changes are kept as separate patches instead of merged within the .diff.gz * debian/rules can be simplified by getting rid of the patching/unpatching code (or the uuencoding/uudecoding code if you ship a supplementary binary file like an icon) * the upstream tarball is bzip2-compressed and you don't want to have to convert it * the upstream tarball contains a debian directory and you don't want to repackage it just to remove that directory * the upstream author releases the software in multiple tarballs * you don't have to add -i -I every time that you manually build the package from the VCS repository (the VCS-specific files are ignored by default) * in the long run it's best to standardize on a single patch system (new contributors need to learn a single system, more people can help you, etc.) and quilt appears to be that patch system. |
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LibrePlan
=========
Description
-----------
*LibrePlan* is a free software web application for project management,
monitoring and control.
*LibrePlan* is a collaborative tool to plan, monitor and control projects and
has a rich web interface which provides a desktop alike user experience. All the
team members can take part in the planning and this makes possible to have a
real-time planning.
It was designed thinking on a scenario where multiple projects and resources
interact to carry out the work inside a company. Besides, it makes possible
the communication with other company tools providing a wide set of web
services to import and export data.
Features
~~~~~~~~
* Resource management:
* Two type of resources: machines and workers.
* Flexible calendars easily reusable.
* Resource configuration based on skills and roles.
* Planning:
* Simple way to configure and estimate the work to plan. It is carried out
through Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) [1]_.
* Different detail levels during the planning.
* Two ways to allocate resources:
* Specific allocation: Concrete individuals.
* Assisted generic allocation: Based on skills and roles fulfilled by the
resources.
* Templates to reuse work. Projects can be created based on templates for
repeatable tasks being able to save time.
* Automatic resource reallocation in order to minimize overload (overtime).
* Advanced allocation. Manual configuration of daily work hours on a task
when automatic allocation does not suit your needs.
* Monte Carlo method. Statistical simulation to calculate the possibility to
complete a project in a range of dates.
* Projects control and monitoring:
* Company global analysis.
* Earned Value Management [2]_. Project management method to objectively
measure progress and performance of a project.
* Planning quality management. It is possible to control quality of the tasks
to be performed through forms.
* Projects cost analysis.
* Reported hours: worked hours are assigned to each task to track costs during
the planning
* Progress measurement through different unit types.
* Outsourcing
LibrePlan provides support for companies that do outsourcing:
* Project tasks can be outsourced and sent to the LibrePlan installation of
the supplier.
* You can receive progress notifications of the subcontractors to know how
outsourced tasks are evolving .
* Other features:
* Materials. You can manage the materials that planned tasks need to be
carried out.
* Complete users system with permissions, LDAP authentication, etc.
Requirements
------------
* *JRE 6* - Java Runtime Environment
Project depends on Java 6 and JRE is needed in order to run it
* *PostgreSQL* - Object-relational SQL database
A database server is needed. You could use *PostgreSQL* or *MySQL* as you
prefer.
* *Tomcat 6* - Servlet and JSP engine
Server to deploy the application. You could use *Jetty* instead.
* *JDBC Driver* - Java database (JDBC) driver for PostgreSQL
To connect application with *PostgreSQL* database in *Tomcat*
* *CutyCapt* - Utility to capture WebKit's rendering of a web page
Required for printing
* *Xvfb* - Virtual Framebuffer 'fake' X server
Used by CutyCapt for printing
See ``INSTALL`` file for installation instructions.
See ``HACKING`` file for compilation requirements and instructions.
Availability
------------
The cutting-edge version of this project is always available from the Git
repository at https://github.com/Igalia/libreplan.
Released versions are available at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libreplan/files/.
Webpage
-------
You can find more information about *LibrePlan* at
http://www.libreplan.com/.
For information related with *LibrePlan* development you can visit the wiki at
http://wiki.libreplan.org/.
Reporting bugs
--------------
Please use the bug tracker to report bugs at http://bugs.libreplan.org/.
License
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*LibrePlan* is released under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public
License version 3 [3]_.
Please read the ``COPYING`` file for details.
Authors
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This project was initially sponsored by *Fundación para o Fomento da Calidade
Industrial e o Desenvolvemento Tecnolóxico de Galicia* [4]_.
Please see ``AUTHORS`` file for more information about the authors.
.. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_Breakdown_Structure
.. [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earned_Value_Management
.. [3] http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/agpl.html
.. [4] http://www.fundacioncalidade.org/