~gberg/ontologies - George's development branches of shared-desktop-ontologies.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2010-12-06	Use the SDO package version as version for all ontologies. This makes ↵	Sebastian Trueg	1	-1/+1
	maintenance a lot simpler and cleaner. Also it will be much simpler to know which versions we talk about. Define release part of the version to be used in cmake macros
2010-04-28	Added and/or improved deprecation notices as requested in #14	Evgeny Egorochkin	1	-2/+2

2010-03-11	Changed ranges of multiple NEXIF properties as per #60	Evgeny Egorochkin	1	-34/+34

2010-01-25	Deprecated superfluous properties nexif:copyright, nid3:language, ↵	Evgeny Egorochkin	1	-1/+2
	nid3:comments, and nid3:title as per #14.
2009-11-30	Moved the docs out of the ontologies tree for two reasons: 1. we do not use ↵	Sebastian Trueg	1	-200/+0
	them yet and 2. I will add a svn:external to kdesupport and nobody wants to download the tons of MBs that are the docs.
2009-11-27	* Renamed ontology file templates to <onto>.ontology.in	Sebastian Trueg	1	-0/+0
	* Added cmake config files
2009-11-25	Added ontology files for each ontology. This is where we store the namespace ↵	Sebastian Trueg	1	-0/+8
	and the serialization as well as the dependancies (TODO)
2009-11-25	Added copyright header to all our ontologies	Sebastian Trueg	1	-0/+35

2009-07-21	getting rid of those awful windows linebreaks	Sebastian Trueg	1	-1303/+1303

2009-07-10	Created dir structure as agreed upon at the Gran Canaria Desktop Summit 2009:	Sebastian Trueg	2	-0/+1630
	* One dir for each ontology. * All ontologies serialized as trig (ontology + metadata graph) * Each onto dir has a subdir "doc" which contains the template for documentation generation * The tools folder will contain the scripts used to generate the docs * The tools/files folder contains pics and stylesheet used for all onto docs (simply need to be copied to the destination dir) Also: * Moving old stuff into branches/legacy * One special ontology dir "base" which contains RDF, RDFS, and the Dublin Core ontologies. Here one thing still needs to be discussed: these ontos only exist as rdf+xml. Should we convert them for us and add metadata or should we handle them differently?