office::* facet proposal
Justin B Rye
jbr at edlug.org.uk
Sat Nov 18 14:05:43 CET 2006
Enrico Zini wrote:
> I'll post a tentative set of tags here to collect some
> feedback, and especially, package names to go with it. Then in a week
> or so I can throw it in the vocabulary and we can see where it wants to
> go.
>
> Facet: office
> Description: Office and business
>
> Tag: office::business-finance
> Description: Business and Finance
Maybe tinyerp-* ?
> Tag: office::document-management
> Description: Document management
>
> Tag: office::info-mangers
> Description: Information management
Trivial typo there; and in fact this and the previous one should
probably both be -management. Er, but what's the difference?
Maybe gnue-*, especially -reports? Or might database-related apps
like cldump/knoda count for this?
> Tag: office::legal
> Description: Legal
Umm... dict-bouvier? No, nothing.
> Tag: office::personal-finance
> Description: Finance
gAcc, gnucash, grisbi, kmymoney2... On a different tack, there are
stock-monitors like beancounter or smtm.
> Tag: office::presentation
> Description: Presentation tools
Quite a few, especially if you include both slideshow-displayers and
presentation-creating toolkits. Random examples: mgp, texpower, and
openoffice.org-impress.
> Tag: office::project-management
> Description: Project management
kfocus, planner, various others. Would time-trackers like gnotime
fit under this category?
> Tag: office::sales-marketing
> Description: Sales and marketing
I'm drawing a blank.
> Tag: office::schedule
> Description: Scheduling
Perhaps this should have the word "calendar" in it somewhere; they
seem to turn up as part of "groupware" suites like evolution or
phpgroupware, along with mail/collaboration features. Maybe it
ought to be office::groupware?
> Tag: office::spreadsheet
> Description: Spreadsheet
Okay, gnumeric, kspread, oleo, sc... do we already have/want
office::wordprocessor and office::{chart,diagram,image}-editor?
> Tag: office::suite
> Description: Suites
Would this tag belong on individual packages that claim to
constitute an entire suite in their own right?
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JBR
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