ghini / ghini.github.io

ghini web site

ghini.server

Ghini is a suite of software programs, helping the management and presentation of botanical data. It aims at botanical gardens, plant collectors, nurseries, and their visitors.

This is the central ghini.server, serving data to all other Ghini family members. ghini.server handles data from one garden, or for several.

• in combination with the included ghini.web client, it lets logged in garden conservators plan their work, produce logs, and review their garden history.
• in combination with the ghini.web web client, it provides non logged in visitors a read-only access to portions of the database.
• in combination with ghini.pocket, it lets gardeners streamline their daily activities, and make it visible to the garden conservator.
• in combination with ghini.tour, it lets visitors find their way in the garden.
• ghini.server can cooperate with other instances of itself, contributing selected data to a ghini.server instance running as a garden aggregator. A ghini.web client accessing a garden aggregator server will now show data from several gardens at the same time.

ghini.github.io's Issues

Help does not start on kubuntu 16.04 LTS 64 bit with 1.0.60

Help (C-H and Menu→Help→Contents) does not open the http://bauble.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ web page in the browser on kubuntu 16.04 LTS 64 bit with 1.0.60.
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bauble.log

make pages mobile friendly

pages are now centred on larger, "landscape" screens. the rendering is worse than poor on mobile, mostly portrait displays.

make categories for posts, and choose icons

as of now, we're dumping all posts in the same misused 'software' category, and we haven't associated an icon to it. it would be nice to do that, I mean, split by category, and have a nice and attention alerting icon next to the title.

share back to the community.... a basic principle

Write more explicitly in the beginning of the text (features).
As a basic principle: a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behaviour or for a chain of reasoning.

That all you do on the software you will share back to the community.
(Included your templates). So that the whole community can also benefit and progress.