Changeset 8401 for trunk/greenorg


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2004-10-21T11:23:12+13:00 (20 years ago)
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nzdl
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Ian's tweaks to the 2.52 and greenstone 3 blurbs

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    90 _gsdl252_ {<a href="_httppagex_(download)">Download</a> Greenstone v2.52, which includes many minor bug fixes as well as several major additions, including: a built-in OAI server, export to METS functionality, a new "mirror" pane in the Librarian Interface for downloading web resources, the new Librarian applet, GEMS - an improved metadata set editor, partial query matching for MGPP, an OggVorbis plugin and Lucene building support.
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     90_gsdl252_ {<a href="_httppagex_(download)">Download</a> Greenstone v2.52, which includes many minor bug fixes as well as several major additions, including: a built-in OAI server, export to METS functionality, a new "mirror" pane in the Librarian Interface for downloading web resources, a new applet version of the GLI, an improved metadata set editor (called GEMS), partial query matching for MGPP, an OggVorbis plugin, and Lucene building support.
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    111 There is an experimental release of Greenstone 3, a complete redesign and reimplementation of Greenstone that is under development. Standard Greenstone (Greenstone 2) remains the best choice for almost all users; Greenstone 3 is only for those brave (or foolhardy!) enough to experiment with new technology. Greenstone 3 can serve standard Greenstone collections without any change whatsoever, so there is no danger of becoming out-moded by continuing to use Greenstone 2. View documentation and download prototypes from the <a href="http://www.greenstone.org/greenstone3/index.html">Greenstone 3 home page</a>.
     110Greenstone 3 is a complete redesign of Greenstone, currently being implemented. Standard Greenstone (Greenstone 2) remains the best choice for almost all users. Greenstone 3 will serve existing collections without any change whatsoever, so there is no danger of becoming out-moded by continuing with Greenstone 2. View documentation and download prototypes from the <a href="http://www.greenstone.org/greenstone3/index.html">Greenstone 3 home page</a>.
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