Phoenix Users & Developers
Phoenix has grown as collaborative project with feedback and
contributions from the academic community. The initial version used C
language for interfacing. The idea of using Python came from Pramode and it made things much easier.
Phoenix follows the Free Software
philosophy. Without the availability of Free Software it would not
have been possible to implements this project.
IUAC conducts training programs for teachers
from colleges under universities in India. The programs are announced
in the Phoenix mailing list. You can join the mailing list from the
home page.
You can browse the list archives
at http://www.freelists.org/archives/phoenix-project/
After joining the mailing list you can post mails to the address
phoenix-project at freelists.org
Here is a PDF poster on Phoenix. If you
feel this project is worth informing others, take a printout and
display somewhere.
Phoenix wiki
setup by some engg. students from Trissur.
http://community.ofset.org/index.php/Phoenix
, Phoenix page of Ofset wiki.
List of persons who are willing to help
others (send a mail to ajith at iuac.res.in if you want to be in this)
A photograph of the RMS having a look
at Phoenix.
(Phoenix users are requested to send links any Phoenix related
activities they have put on the web)