Ok, I try to post this again formatted:
I wanted to try OpenACS as the main CMS tool for a website. As a special application for some groups of students I want to install .LRN.
I am not clear wether I should
* install OpenACS first and then install the .LRN as a package (in that case is documentation given in the OpenACS .LRN package on how to install it still valid?)
* install .LRN and add some more packages from OpenACS
I tried it both ways, but neither really worked 'out of the box'.
OpenACS / .LRN are powerful tools, but it seems for newbie or someone who didn't go deeply into it for a couple of months or years it's very frustrating, since nearly nothing, even the very basic functions of the packages, works smoothly 😟
It's difficult to convince people to use OpenACS if you can't even present them a simple installation that works flawlessly.
Ok, this was way off topic ...
