Timeline
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2004
The idea germs... The need for a method for the qualification and the selection of opensource and free software is expressed by many customers.
October
- 1.3, the first public version is released, under a CreativeCommons license
2005
October
- 1.4 version of QSOS is released
- QSOS has a new logo, thanks to Olivier Pilot!
2006
January
- 1.5 version is released : the method is now written in LaTex and is re-licenced under GPL
- The QSOS project is accepted on Savannah as a non-GNU project under the FDL license
Somewhere between january and april
- WordPress runs the official website
February
- QSOS is presented at Solutions Linux 2006
April
- 1.6 version is released : criterion "Packaging" added, criterion "Integration" and subcriterion "Exploitability/Installation, deployment" are removed
- QSOS Qt Editor v0.02 is released
June
- A Debian package is created
- A french-speaking mailing-list is created
- New artwork contributed
July
- A VoIP peer and IMP client template are drafted
- Template howto and sheet howto are written
October
- New wiki template and wiki sheet contributed
November
- PHPViewer beta, QSOS XUL Editor v0.4 and QSOS XUL Template Editor v0.2 are released
2007
January
- ESB, ETL, web browser and Revision Control System templates are contributed
- Revision Control System and web browsers sheets are contributed
- XUL Editor 0.5 is released
February
- QSOS presented at Solutions Linux 2007
- Installation of the wiki
- ETL and helpdesk contributions
- A Jabber chatroom is available at qsos@chat.jabberfr.org
- O3S 1.0 and XULEditor 0.6 are released
July
- QSOS presented at RMLL/LSM 2007
- QSOS FAQ
September
- XUL Editor 0.7 is released
2008
- Contribution Processes are proposed in the wiki
- QSOS is discussed by others : OSBR, Qualoss
- Some external contributions are made: ESB, LDAP servers
2009
- QSOS is introduced in the French open source event Solutions Linux
- XUL Editor 0.8 and 0.9 are released
- Several evluations are contributed in French language
2010
- Several evluations are contributed in French language
2011
- XUL Editor 1.1 is released and the 2.x branch is started (thanks to Timothée Ravier!)
- The Roadmap to QSOS 2.0 is published
To be continued...
