I setup a subdomain I'm calling rtfm, at which I'll be uploading documentation packages for whatever strikes my fancy. Eventually, I could get good at LaTex and generate atomically integrated documentation from the source, but this isn't that day. So I'll just be uploading my own mirrors of whatever I need. Currently, I only have one resource uploaded. The Turtle Book will be the source of most of my traffic for the next couple of days while I learn the system.

Note to self:

• ICE 1.0
• Blandy 1.0

Are the best templates, but neither are widget aware. Which is ok, because the widget aware themes don't want to play nice with the plugins. So we're back to the part where I need to get SVN setup. Which is new for me. I've used a couple of different SCM packages, and even scripted against one of them, but this is all new software for me. Hooray. My spidey sense pictures a trip to MegaBookLifestyleStore to procure one.

8 themes and many plugins are installed, now I need to do some real sysadminning and get SVN on board.

Lots to do before this is really ready for presentation:

1. setup trunk in svn
2. install plugins, configure
3. find better theme template (but this is the fun part so it will probably get done first)
4. build theme
5. work on some real projects