[General] New URL needed...

[Philippe Bossut]

Hi,

Some of the technical aspects of this ReadMe go beyond URLs so I'm 
cc-ing bear so that it gets his attention. My comments in-line:

Sheila Mooney wrote:
> Chandler README.linux
> ---------------------
>
> * Compatibility *
>
> Our Linux binaries are built on a computer running Fedora Core 2.
It's Ubuntu (Dapper) last time I checked (Bear? Confirm?). Our build 
actually does not run on FC 2 (though you can build on it and it should 
work...).
>
> For details on the various platforms that Chandler has been built
> for, and also those that can run the binaries, please see:
>
>   http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Projects/ChandlerPlatforms

We do have such a list at 
http://chandlerproject.org/Developers/ChandlerDesktopSource#Detailed%20Platform%20Reports 
but having a nicer URL will help.
>
> If you are building Chandler yourself you will need a few extra
> things.  For details on how to build, please see:
>
>   http://wiki.osafoundation.org/twiki/bin/view/Projects/BuildingChandler
http://chandlerproject.org/Developers/BuildingChandlerDesktop. This one 
URL seems good enough for a ReadMe.
>
> * Running Chandler *
>
> To run chandler, use the executable "RunChandler" in the release or debug
> directory, like so:
>
>   % ./release/RunChandler
>
> or, if you have a "debug" version:
>
>   % ./debug/RunChandler
>
> If you aren't sure which you have, you can run:
>
>   % ./*/RunChandler

Ooops... Following up on Bear's taking RunChandler out 
(http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/chandler-dev/2007-July/008531.html), 
this needs to be updated. I'm not the Linux guru/expert here so I'll let 
Bear or Heikki speak. Apparently though, the right method is to do:

./release/RunPython -O Chandler.py

or

./debug/RunPython -O Chandler.py
>
> * Latest Release *
>
> Download the new Chandler 0.7Alpha4 milestone for a sneak peak at 
> features we are implementing for the 0.7 release. For more details go 
> to...
>
> http://chandler-dev.osafoundation.org/newinalpha4.php
>
Needs to be update of course but I guess you have a handle on that one.

Cheers,
- Philippe