This week in FulfILLment we are discussing Policies and Permissions. 

Check it out!

FulfILLment's blog:  http://www.fulfillment-ill.org/blog/

or

Equinox's blog:  http://blog.esilibrary.com/

Happy reading,

Suzannah  

Berklee College of Music is sponsoring development to add an auto-suggest feature to Evergreen Open Source ILS search interfaces. 

Read all about it here:  http://blog.esilibrary.com/

Cheers!

Suzannah

Have you been wondering how FulfILLment will handle patron management and privacy?  Read more about it here: 

• on Equinox's blog:  http://blog.esilibrary.com/
• on FulfILLment's blog:  http://fulfillment-ill.org/

Cheers!

Suzannah

The beta release of FulfILLment is coming soon. 

Read about it on Equinox's blog here: http://blog.esilibrary.com/

or

on FulfILLment's blog here: http://www.fulfillment-ill.org/blog/

Happy Reading!

Ever wondered where the logs from the Evergreen IRC channel live?  Well, I just found them.  Here they are:

http://open-ils.org/irc_logs/evergreen

Seems like printer problems often come up on the Evergreen mailing list so I thought I'd pull out this little exchange that seems to solve the problems with at least one printer, the SP200. May be be relevant to Evergreen 1.6 only but if you have an SP200, you'll probably want to check out this quick fix!

Hello,
Is anyone printing to a Star SP200 receipt printer using Evergreen 2.1? If you can print successfully to the SP200 from Evergreen can you tell me the driver you are using? We have tried the sp212 driver but have not had success.The printer uses a USB connection.

Good news for all Evergreen Users!

The Software Freedom Conservancy welcomes the Evergreen project as its newest member. Evergreen joins twenty-six other Conservancy members, who receive the benefit of aggregated non-profit status available to all Conservancy member projects.

Conservancy and the Evergreen community, including librarians, developers, and documenters, are excited to announce that Evergreen is now a member of the Software Freedom Conservancy.

By joining the Conservancy, Evergreen obtains the benefits of a formal non-profit organizational structure while keeping the project focused on software development and documentation. Some benefits of joining the Conservancy include the ability to collect donations, hold assets on behalf of the project, and some protection of the lead developers of the project from personal liability when engaging in the activities of the project.