[OGo-Users] Documentation for OGo + extras

[Adam Tauno Williams]

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> I've got some Debian Etch specific documentation and scripts done for :
> * OGo base install : docs + auto-install script
> * Integrating OGo /w Cyrus IMAP & Postfix : docs + auto-install script
> * Asterisk click-to-dial : auto-install script
> * Google maps : beginnings of an auto-install script
> ...and plans for Funambol sync doc and script...
>   ...but before I go on I'd like to ask a question about extended=20
> functionality ie. click-to-dial & google maps : Are there plans to=20
> include these two features in trunk?

I think so;  the google maps feature seems both cool and innocuous,  the
Asterisk dialer will just sit there unless someone explicitly builds it
(like the STL dialer).

I haven't had a chance to test them in between holidays and normal
noise.

> I'd like to know because then I can plan what I concentrate on.
> If a vote from this humble user counts I'm in favour of both.


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