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Interesting, thank you. I did look at putting up on my partners domain just so she's got an instance that doesn't rely on a client (she works for Universities)
by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Interesting, thank you.
I did look at putting up on my partners domain just so she's got an instance that doesn't rely on a client (she works for Universities). Last time I looked it was all "dump this .tar.gz php stuff into a directory", it was like going back ten years. No standard containers, debs, rpms, anything. Maybe I didn't look hard enough...
- Already__Taken 8y agoI think the only reason moodle i still around is as above (it was free) and some resources are published as packs for it, which are re-design archives of php and files that upload to a directory. I wasn't particularly impressed with it when I managed one. Drive + classroom is free as it the MS answer, I don't see moodle as a wise investment in time.