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Beaky is the main developer of the WACS
web-based adult content server package, a free software product released
under the GNU General Public License which runs under the LAMP (Linux,
Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl) environment.
WACS provides a fully featured web image set and video clip management solution tailored to the special needs of adult content. To find out more, please visit the sourceforge.net web site at: wacsip.sourceforge.net Commercial support offerings and custom programming services related to WACS are available from Bevtec Communications Ltd who are currently developing a commercial CRM (Customer Relationship Management) add on package for WACS. It is expected to be available Q4 2008. |
29 Jan 2010: Been busy... Wacs 0.8.5 won't be long now. Finished
up today after nearly three years in development is the initial release
of the Wacs-PHP Simple Skin. Tired now...
4 Dec 2009: Another massive milestone - the domains for the WACS demonstration site have now been set up - it's going to be called pinkmetallic.com (with extra links for those who can't spell (http://pinkmetalic.com), those who randomly add hyphens (http://pink-metallic.com), those who can't tell their .com from their .net (http://pinkmetallic.net) and those who think countries exist still (http://pinkmetallic.co.uk)!). There - I think that covers most people! The original idea was to name it bluemetallic after one of our favourite props - a blue metallic dildo, but bluemetallic.com had gone already, and we also figured pink would maybe be easier for people to associate with pussy. No idea why we thought that.... :-). 18 Nov 2009: It's been a very long time, Sorry. Yesterday the wacssetup command actually worked for the first time - it produced a complete and usable database, preloaded with all the necessary parts. This seems like such a massive milestone, although it's just one app, as we'd always said it would be in the next release - 0.8.4. It's vital for the user experience that you can just point a web browser a setup page and end up with a working system. This is a big part of making that happen. It's now just a case of finalising the documentation and preparing the release candidates for testing. older blog entries here... |
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