@drmorrisj i like the people behind yacy i guess - they do have a nice user base, p2p index sharing and all these other things brought to the table; for business i think people want value with a bit of necessary sass and legacy mixed in. i have some clue as how to execute good consulting and outreach and mkt for yacy but for stuff like ansible i am a bit wonky; debian is now committing to reproducible builds as a side note.
a long winded way of saying to myself get some agency and ship something like this and then branch out and get other projects going - some biz may just want to have somebody help them with domain, email, vps and lamp setup, yacy is awesome but a little bit of a corner case #rational clearcase #linecard
I appreciate the support and feedback a bunch
@gerowen kiwix-serve --library library.xml --port 8000
Loading the library from the following files:
library.xml
The library was successfully loaded.
The Kiwix server is running and can be accessed in the local network at: http://192.168.98.35:8000
thanks for this tip - good one! kaliws2.lexgopc.com
https://kaliws2.lexgopc.com/#lang=eng
I think devs should make efforts to make their own libs/devops support lib archives and even your docs need to be updated once in a while - thats basic caveat, it shows what you can do - don't leave out stackoverflow docs. spider your own sites and make the data more easily searchable in an index #agency and enablers
https://debianws.lexgopc.com/
I am not planning on adding ai to this mix and it is going to be different for every dev env - it is poc/prototype. add in the yacy index and you have a shitload of data - the perfect pythonic rag pipeline? i may try some things, i need to make another site - anchor site and focus on basics. #builds #tech consulting #linecard #services
gary