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  * [[https://www.linuxfoundation.org/#Milestone_1_-_DONE|1 Milestone 1 - DONE]]
    * [[https://www.linuxfoundation.org/#Roadmap|1.1 Roadmap]]
  * [[https://www.linuxfoundation.org/#Milestone_2|2 Milestone 2]]
  * [[https://www.linuxfoundation.org/#Milestone_3|3 Milestone 3]]

======  Milestone 1 - DONE ======

  *  server
  *  command-line client
  *  simple web-site
=====  Roadmap =====

[[https://www.linuxfoundation.org/users/Kechel|Kechel]] 02:01, 10 November 2006 (PST)

  -  First let's do the basic programming for it. I think I'll first implement the server with the interface as described in [[:osapa:pt_server| PT_Server ]]
  -  Then we can start to write the XSLT Files, which means that *I really need help* from people that translate my english to real english, or write some easy readable texts for the website (mostly a non-technical translation of [[:osapa:timestamping_introduction| Timestamping_Introduction ]]) The XSLT Files will create the website as described in [[:osapa:pt_web-site| Timestamping_Introduction ]]
  -  For the beginning, I'll just adapt my prevalent-timestamping-client ([[http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=135950&package_id=154571|http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=135950&package_id=154571]]) to publictimestamp-client. It basically does the same, it just uses a not well defined interface yet. As soon as the server is working, I'll change this (as well as its layout etc.).
  -  Then sourceforge.net and kernel.org will start using those. And we can ask others to do so as well (like the waybackmachine, freshmeat, berlios, alioth, etc.)
  -  Don't forget Publications of Timestamps (even if the idea with that TB-Extension makes this almost obsolete :) ([[:osapa:pt_clients| PT_Clients ]])
======  Milestone 2 ======

Yet to do:

  *  gui-client

Already done things:

  *  thunderbird-extension
  *  command line script to get latest PTB signature
  *  PTB and PTB-INFO mirror script
  *  downloading and timestamping all new releases from major mirrors / software hosting sites partly done (software infrastructure is working, I do mirror mirror.switch.ch with my private server, lots of other sites still need to be convinced of doing this themselves .. )
======  Milestone 3 ======

  *  translations (german, spanish, ... )
  *  firefox-extension
  *  **convince more sites to publictimestamp new files !**
  *  .. ideas?

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